“I think even calling something AI slop in general is always an opinion, because there's no factual test for what AI slop is, nor is there a definition for what vibe coded is. And there never will be… We don't actually have definitions for what a fish, a tree, or a chair is that properly includes everything you would say is a fish, tree, or chair and excludes the things you wouldn't. Anything emergent will have this property: at the edges you definitely know, and in the middle it's really tough to discern.”

Yeah. I also think the assertion that there are so many alternatives to libghosty, I don't think there are, right? There are other terminal emulation libraries, but the reason that Mitchell did all of this is because they are all broken in some way. They don't do things correctly. So, and that's why there's a lot of big projects that are switching over to libghosty as their engine for their terminal emulation emulator. So in the same way that like, oh, you can only use Linux in certain places. I think that also applies to libghosty if you actually want correctness in your terminal emulation, which I think is what you want. So I think people, people, and this dude specifically, I would say, like, don't have a good enough grasp of like what libghosty is or what it accomplishes or really how it accomplishes it. And so there's just like opinion, like an opinion being thrown out there. But I think that the problem too is that like it's an opinion, but there's a lot of people that try to make their opinions into facts. And it's like your opinion's not a fact. Like there is no. I think even calling something AI slop in general is always an opinion because there's no factual test for what AI slop is because there's no definition for what AI slop is, nor is there a definition for what vibe coded…