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It's less the vibe coding and more: this is what happens when you have the developers do all the QA and fire the actual QA staff.
They've been screwing up the Windows updates since Windows 10, vibe coding wasn't a thing at that point.
I remember hearing about this shift of theirs way back in the early Windows 10 days and thinking, “That sounds like suicidal stupidity but maybe there’s something I don’t know?”
Nope. It’s exactly as I thought.
Sounds like the development team outsourced the QA work to the customer.
It's less the developer team that did it and more the shareholders and executive team that has turned the product to complete trash.
It's so dumb, even with the AI stuff I wouldn't care that much if it was just a new thing the OS could do if the rest of the thing was actually stable. But they seem to be allergic to doing some actual house cleaning and instead keep bolting things on.
The fact that the explorer can regularly completely freeze up nowadays or flat out crash is actually insane. That should be at the top of the priority list before anything else gets worked on. But instead they decided: let's add a new keyboard shortcut to open a really laggy copilot chat interface.
This was literally the trigger for my very first Linux experience, it's fucking asinine that something so fundamental to the UX could perform so poorly for such an extended period of time.
I love having to reboot the explorer.exe process in task manager because my taskbar search stops working.
*One of two different copilot interfaces. Either the personal copilot or m365 copilot chat…