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The "stack" used to mean React, Node, MongoDB. Now it's three browser tabs of AI chatbots doing all the actual work while you pretend to understand what they just generated. Full-stack developer has been redefined as "full stack of AI assistants open simultaneously." The tech stack is now literally just... tabs. No databases, no frameworks, no architecture decisions—just Claude, ChatGPT, and Perplexity carrying your entire career on their digital backs. At least you're honest about it.

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So someone "reverse-engineered" Blender using AI, burned through a weekend of Claude API tokens, and proudly announced they've recreated... the exact same open-source software that's been publicly available since 2002. The punchline? They "discovered" the original repository like it was some hidden treasure. Blender's been open source for 24 years. The best part is the "Critique My Work" flair. Sure, let me critique your work: you spent an entire weekend and a small fortune in API costs to achieve what a single Google search would've done in 30 seconds. The "mysterious public repository" bit is chef's kiss—imagine calling GitHub mysterious in 2024. This is what happens when AI hype meets zero due diligence. Next up: using GPT-5 to "invent" Linux by reverse-engineering Ubuntu.

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