They're just accepting it. It shows in the quality of their products also. They ship a lot of features in Claude Code for example but it is clear that is a vibe-coded mess.
Mess might not be the right word, but lots of features are clearly developed without any grand vision or coherent thought about how the features are supposed to work together.
Did you hear the stats on the claude code leak? there were multi-thousand line for loops with hundreds of conditional / if statements written in typescript. Its insanely difficult to decipher. At this point "mess that only AI can understand" is what they have and must continue building upon.
Also, we don’t know how many billions of dollars was spent on making it work. They are running 1000s of agents against their codebase 24/7, and still only producing what they’ve put out so far.
It might be fully automated and eventually the agents figure out all of the bugs, but I suspect the costs are so large that no sane company would ever write code this way, and probably WAAAY more expensive than just hiring humans to write and test it.
Huh? Yeah, of course they can do what they want. That does not preclude me from having an opinion about what they should prioritize. I am criticizing their product decisions, not claiming they are not free to make them...
Haha, that's a good one. Perhaps we should coin a new phrase: "dog shitting", where a company eats its own dog shit before inflicting it on their users. :)
> By virtue of Claude’s ability to write immense amounts of code much faster than we could ourselves, Scion is among the most well-tested and well-defended codebases we have ever worked on.
