I remember my first day of my first professional programming job back in 1996. I had just learned SQL that morning (which I'd never even heard of before) and that afternoon I forgot to add a WHERE clause to a DELETE command. Good times ...

Fortunately this was in production and not in any important environment like development or test.

That's an actual problem with some of them. It chunks up the prompt and assigns weights to different parts, and doesn't understand the original intent

Saying "No food on the plate" might have it decide "plate + food + no"

Compared to saying "empty plate" for example

Some guy outside the company: Why don't you just remove the ability to delete the database from the API?
The guy that made the thing vibeable before being laid-off: There is no API, I just piped the ChatGPT output to sh