Vibecoding the production database migration is a great way to meet the management in any company.
This morning I was invisible. By noon, I had urgent 1:1s with the CTO, the Head of Legal, and a crying DevOps Lead.
I even got a VIP personal escort to the exit by Security.
My career is dead, but the commit history will live forever. Vibes: Immaculate
The backend team changed a column name from user_id to userId without telling me. So I silently routed their entire app's event stream to /dev/null.
Itโs been 4 days. They are panicking because analytics shows zero traffic.
I could fix it in one line of SQL, but I need them to feel the fear of God before they touch my schema again. Respect the pipeline!!
2 days ago, I wrote a memory leak so bad that it was eating $2,000 of RAM every hour.
To cover my tracks, I waited until the Junior dev was working on a totally unrelated change.
I "helped" him by merging his code myself, then I manually injected my broken logic into his branch right before the deploy.
When production broke, I told him, "This is why we don't rush the UI, kid."
He's currently crying in the breakroom while I'm being "consulted" on how to fix the mess.
I'll "solve" it in 10 minutes by reverting my own change and look like a hero. Stay toxic. Stay indispensable.
๐ฅ Strong engineers create C
๐ฅ C creates good times
๐ฅ Good times create Python
๐ฅ Python creates AI
๐ฅ AI creates vibe coding
๐ฅ Vibe coding creates weak engineers
๐ฅ Weak engineers create bad times
๐ฅ Bad times create strong engineers
๐ฅ Strong engineers create C
๐ฅ C creates good times
๐ฅ Good times create Python
๐ฅ Python creates AI
๐ฅ AI creates vibe coding
๐ฅ Vibe coding creates weak engineers
๐ฅ Weak engineers create bad times
๐ฅ Bad times create strong engineers