I guess that's one way to look at it :D On the other hand, I'd say this has been an excellent way to publicly show that we are not one bit ready to stop reading code. The specs are inconsistent, the initial one-shot of all languages were garbage, reliability is overlooked, and everyone agrees the code is below standards across the board. If someone is looking at this mess and saying "yeah, this means I can vibe in language xyz", then I don't think there is any amount of evidence that would convince them otherwise. Maybe we can stop reading code if we put effort into building solid practices and guidelines, but this "benchmark" also showed putting those in place require real work and we cannot just vibe our way through them.