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The only real benefit of vibe coding is the amount of work real devs will get by fixing all the slop squared
> embrace exponential I'm pretty sure, it means getting ok with your algorithms being O(2^n)
I suspect that experienced, real developers are about to get very, very expensive... "Help! We only hired vibe lords and now our codebase is made of dweams and baby wabbits"
MVP = most vibing person
Vibe Coding = I can only code until I hit my daily prompt limit.
I was vibe coding in the 80's. What I would code would depend on the source code that was in the back of the magazine I just bought.
This entire "vibe coding" stuff sounds as scammy as downloading more RAM.
Vibe coding reminds me of a Father Ted episode where a salesman explains to Mrs Doyle that a Teamaster machine "really takes the misery out of making tea". She replies, "Maybe I like the misery."
I tried vibe coding. Once you hit certain types of bug (anything not on stack overflow), it gets stuck in an infinite loop, fixing bug A leading to bug B, fixing bug B leading to bug A, and so on. This is only going to get worse as people stop posting solutions publicly.
yelling what to do at a dehumanized machine that can code? well, my project manager is doing that already
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Top Comments (10)
The only real benefit of vibe coding is the amount of work real devs will get by fixing all the slop squared
> embrace exponential I'm pretty sure, it means getting ok with your algorithms being O(2^n)
I suspect that experienced, real developers are about to get very, very expensive... "Help! We only hired vibe lords and now our codebase is made of dweams and baby wabbits"
MVP = most vibing person
Vibe Coding = I can only code until I hit my daily prompt limit.
I was vibe coding in the 80's. What I would code would depend on the source code that was in the back of the magazine I just bought.
This entire "vibe coding" stuff sounds as scammy as downloading more RAM.
Vibe coding reminds me of a Father Ted episode where a salesman explains to Mrs Doyle that a Teamaster machine "really takes the misery out of making tea". She replies, "Maybe I like the misery."
I tried vibe coding. Once you hit certain types of bug (anything not on stack overflow), it gets stuck in an infinite loop, fixing bug A leading to bug B, fixing bug B leading to bug A, and so on. This is only going to get worse as people stop posting solutions publicly.
yelling what to do at a dehumanized machine that can code? well, my project manager is doing that already