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by baq
406 days ago
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A case can be made that it involves an experienced coder to be vibe coding, as the author of the term most definitely is and I feel this context is at the very least being conveniently omitted at times. Whether he was truly not doing anything at all or glanced at 1% of generated code to check if the model isn't getting lost is important, as is being able to know what to ask the model for. Horror stories from newbies launching businesses and getting their data stolen because they trust models are to be expected, but I would not call them vibe coding horror stories, since there is no coding involved even by proxy, it's copy pasting on steroids. Blind copy pasting from stack overflow was not coding for me back then either. (A minute of silence for SO here. RIP.) |
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For example, another person in this thread argues:
> I'd rather give my green or clueless or junior or inexperienced devs said knives than having them throw spaghetti on a wall for days on end, only to have them still ask a senior to help or do the work for them anyways.
So they are clearly not talking about experienced coders. They are also completely disregarding the learning experience any junior coder must go through in order to become an experienced coder.
This is clearly not what you're arguing though. So which "vibe coding" are we discussing? I know which one I meant when I spoke of monkeys and sharp knives...