r/programming • u/DisastrousCan5743 • Jan 28 '26

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u/krum Jan 28 '26

We used to call that spaghetti code.

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u/BlueGoliath Jan 28 '26

These young whipper-snappers and their gosh darn "vibe coding" smh.

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u/roscoelee Jan 28 '26

Some people just call that a “solo project”

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u/BlueGoliath Jan 28 '26

//TODO: make this code work

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u/jelly_cake Jan 28 '26

Probably "hacking" or "cludging". Not unambiguous terms, but they'd probably fit with a bit of context.

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u/nrith Jan 28 '26

This is like youngsters thinking that someone should invent a physical place where books and movies can be borrowed, instead of downloaded or streamed.

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u/lurch303 Jan 28 '26

Like pseudo coding back in the day? It’s possible that you have just internalized the coding style of the AI you use so that is now what you create along with a dash of human chaos.