I mean you're right, I don't want it to be true, but also my job is to try to use AI to make my teams more productive. And we've succeeded to a degree. We are getting more done. But it is not ask and thou shalt receive.

I use AI a lot. Yesterday I gave up and built my own harness because if I don't I'm eventually going to be saddled with the shit my company is trying to make a thing. It was astoundingly easy, though now I'm on the treadmill of "just a few more tweaks...".

In 8 hours I built the thing while generating about 800 LOC and another 1500 lines of tests in the actual application I'm working on. And I'd say I've largely built "the easy stuff," and the implementation classes are going to be more challenging. I'm pushing as hard as anyone to make AI development actually work — I actually enjoy the challenge and rapid iteration quite a bit. I'm not speaking out of ignorance here.

I've vibe coded a couple of personal application things. They aren't production-ready business apps, but they do everything I need. And they really were as simple as asking for what I wanted and I can add features about as quickly. It's incredible. But it's not replacing any of my developers yet.

My only caveat: I really haven't tried Fable due to cost. Anyway, be well, mate. Enjoying the conversation despite disagreeing.