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Vibe Coding2026-09-22 · source-backed
Created September 21, replacing padStart() with a call to jev-latest. The joke has a real edge: because the model picks from a fixed choice set of space_0 through space_10, the package hard-fails past ten spaces, which is a compact demonstration of what constrained-decision models can and can't express. The README's own disclaimer: "it costs more than padStart(). Please don't use this in production." (GitHub)
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