Fair enough. But that particular could be anything that has been bothering you but you didn’t have the time or expertise to fix yourself.

I wanted that fixed, and I had given up on ever seeing it fixed. Suddenly, in only two hours, I had it fixed. And I learned a lot in the process, too!

> Fewer things sound less interesting to me than that.

To each their own! I think the market for folks who understand their own problems is exploding! It’s free money.

Google, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft....they literally all have the vibe coded code; it's not about vibe coded or not, it is about how well the code is designed, efficient and bug free. Ofc pro coders can debug it and fix it better than some amateur coder but still LLMs are so valuable. I let Gemini vibe code little web projects for me and it serves me well. Although you have to explain everything step by step to it and sometimes when it fixes one bug, it accidently introduces another. But we fix bugs together and learn together. And btw when Gemini fixes bugs, it puts comments in the code on how the particular bug was fixed.

It's a personal project. No need to be a dick.

Other than security-related changes, as a user, I find macOS to be quite generous about its evolution, supporting deprecated APIs for many years, etc.

SIP and the transition to a read-only system volume are the only two things that I remember broke things that I noticed.

It’s not Windows-level of backwards compatibility, but it’s quite good overall from the user side.