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    1. Hot_Transportation87 on

      What’s stopping everyone from trying to be a programmer now? If „everyone is a programmer,“ does that mean no one will be in the future? Curious if anyone has tried vibe coding and they really think it’s promising, or if it’s just a faulty companion that makes some tasks easier but not all. This could majorly shift how we develop tech, the salaries in the field, etc. It also would create a giant black box where no one actually knows how the code works 🙂

    2. baes__theorem on

      this has so many risks if people are deploying code without understanding it or being able to properly test & debug. from the article:

      > They require constant re-work, prompt adjustments, and triple-checking the output. In a cautionary tale, one company tried Replit’s AI coding agent, and it deleted an entire database without permission.

      for making a website or something, sure, use this. but doing any kind of data analysis, using any sensitive / non-backed-up data, etc should not be done based on “vibes”

    3. Have fun vibe coders. AI in programming should help the programmer understand what he/she is doing, not blindly write the code for them. If someone doesn’t know how to program, but tries to build anything remotely complex with „vibe coding“, it is going to be an absolute nightmare to debug the inevitable problems. I use AI everyday in programming but it’s mainly to handle boilerplate and to help me understand problems and to save time on writing granular tasks. In other words, it’s good for junior dev level tasks but still needs a human brain who knows what they’re doing to „supervise“ it.

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