In recent months, I feel that lowkey every software is getting a lot of updates but many minor bugs are surfacing, it is crazy
This is just my personal opinion; I’m not a coder and know nothing about software beyond what I’ve vibecoded for productivity and personal gain. As a civil engineer working for a large company, I’ve noticed that every software I use for work (SaaS) and personal use, big tech stuff like Reddit, What…
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- 2026-10-22 23:44 · r/artificial
In recent months, I feel that lowkey every software is getting a lot of updates but many minor bugs are surfacing, it is crazy
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