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First time hearing about Codeberg.

For non-GitHub alternative, if all you need is a hosted Git / Mercurial repo, there's also #SourceHut

Too late.
Alredy testing out some Linux distros.
Probably gonna go with #DraugerOS

Yea Dug has been trademarked 😅

(It's the dog character in Up!)

D'ya think Firewall makers now use vibe-coding to write their firmware?

I still don't get what you mean with "good".
Your definition is so nebulous.

Give examples.

Define "good"

This is (was?) kind of the same with Kotlin.

All -- and I do mean ALL -- tutorials I found when I first started learning it kind of assumed I'm well-versed with how to compile Java programs.

Probably the landscape has changed since then I dunno.

Well, from the Java programmer's POV, it indeed makes their (server-side) programs portable.

Porting of the JVM itself is not their job.

Plus, the code itself runs in an environment that can be controlled. Sort of proto-containerization.

Thankfully no one is going to listen to you.

Very much so, IMO, though I'm not an expert.

LLM seems to me like Hidden Markov fed steroid for years.

I do note that because my current keyboard will no longer 'save me' from typoes, I type slower.

But that has its own elegant benefit:
I now actually read what I type, oftentimes realizing a better way to state what I want to say.

Everyone should try living without intellectual crutches.

Analogously, that's also what relying too much on Ai to "help you code" will impact your programming skill.

Your brain is your 'intellectual muscle'; if you don't use it enough, it 'atrophies'...