@interjc: No wonder Cook wants to bow out — after an entire year, they only came up with this? Independent devs using Vibe Coding could crank out these features.

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This tweet criticizes the sparse updates at Apple's WWDC, arguing that independent developers using Vibe Coding could build more features in a year, implying Cook should step down.

No wonder Cook wants to leave — after a whole year, they only managed this little? Features that independent developers could build with Vibe Coding. https://t.co/TXQgnzXwCT
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No wonder Cook wants to bail — after a whole year, all they’ve come up with are the kind of features any indie developer could crank out with Vibe Coding https://t.co/TXQgnzXwCT

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