- We’ve seen functional programming, now get ready for dysfunctional programming - Isn’t that just unstructured programming? 
- AKA whenever I write something in a strictly functional-only language and think I’m ready but I’m just way too used to object oriented to get it. 
 
- Not my old ass over here cheering for functional coding… nope… - … but yep. - Love functional coding. Depending on the use case it works really well. - Wonder what return based is, sounds similar to functional. - Less of a paradigm but a way to write exploits but still more of a paradigm than vibe coding. It basically means “hey I can buffer overflow over the return address, let’s treat the program’s code as a VM to do what I want”. - Wow, I never even knew about ROP until today. I feel kind of silly 😅 - This is interesting, but I don’t think I could find a genuine use-case for it. 
 
 
 
- At first I thought “vibe-coding” was just writing code that felt useful at the time without having like design documents or a formal plan. Literally just coding based on vibes. And I thought it was nice that they finally recognized the way I have been writing code for the past ten years when all my bosses and managers haven’t. - Imagine my disappointment when it turned out to be what it actually is. 
- Who’s they? - Teletubbies. 
- Tech and Ai bros. 
 
- vibe coding (derogative) 






