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Elizabeth Tai | 戴秀铃 🇲🇾@liztai@hachyderm.io (2026-08-25 23:10:21)
@bstn yea it's weird to me because a dev using LLMs to build stuff is very common. Why is that surprising. But I think I read ur post explaining the security aspects and I get that part.
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Sebastian@bstn@social.lol (2026-08-25 23:17:06)
@liztai She has written about her case with a Pagecord and owner of this platform. If you want, you can read it as well. https://social.lol/@love

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Elizabeth Tai | 戴秀铃 🇲🇾@liztai@hachyderm.io (2026-08-26 08:38:30)
@bstn Thanks, I got better context now.

Working in tech, almost all engineers I know vibe code. However, vibe coding with your eyes closed versus using LLMs wisely while writing code is very different. Of course, we do not know how he used LLMs to code, but her assumption that vibe coding equals bad is not exactly correct. I know many engineers who do this in real life, and the key is that they know what they're doing.

I do agree, however, that you shouldn't feed customer data into LLMs. That's pretty sacred, and if he did that, it's wrong.

So I think the IndieWeb being largely anti-LLM is disappointing to me, because I thought they'd be wiser than that. The founder of Pagecord as well should have been aware of his customers' anti-AI stance (know your customers and all that), but even I was caught by surprise that the IndieWeb community is actually anti-AI.