Yongjin Lee
Songnae High-school
Bucheon-si, South Korea
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A normal(maybe?) Student from Korea
- Developer of Korean Transportation app "LIINK"
- Developer of Opensource Project MaruxOS
- Loves developing things for society
- Founder of MaruLab
- Song-nae High School
A 15-year-old system developer raised in Kenya and South Africa, naturally blending global communication skills with low-level engineering. As the creator of MaruxOS, they enjoy exploring the messy boundaries between LLMs and kernel development, 'bullying' AI into writing actual working ARM64 system code
Area of Expertise
The Era of Vibe Coding: Why High-Skill Engineers are More Critical Than Ever
"Let’s be real: My AI has dementia."
"Vibe-coding in real: Me and My AI is stupid"
Welcome to the "Vibe Coding" era, where anyone can prompt their way to complex code. But as a 17-year-old developer who "bullied" LLMs to build a custom Linux Based OS (MaruxOS) from scratch, I’ve seen the ugly truth: AI is a brilliant assistant, but a chronic liar with a 5-minute memory.
In this session, I expose the messy reality of AI-native development. I’ll share how I battled "Contextual Dementia"—where AI forgets my ARM64 architecture mid-patch—and survived "Mindless Yes-Clicking Syndrome," where a single trusted prompt almost nuked my entire glibc.
Key Takeaways:
The Hallucination Hunter: Sniffing out AI’s "confident bullshit."
The Dementia Doctor: Managing AI’s memory loss to maintain architectural integrity.
The Final Decider: Moving beyond the "Yes-Clicking" trap to take true technical ownership.
AI might be writing the code, but only a real engineer can stop it from burning the house down.
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