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Vibe coding ain't any different from going to any website in the world, copying whatever code you can find, and then wondering why your PC has been infected with ransomware because you're too dumb to understand what any of the code does.
It's also extremely unprofessional, in my opinion, and, also in my opinion, shows you don't understand a programming language enough to be using it in a professional setting ( for software regardless of whether it's private or public use ) whilst also being too lazy to read any form of documentation.
Anyone who calls themselves an"vibe coder" are people I assume never passed kindergarten because clearly they lack any form of critical thinking.
When I first heard vibe coding I assumed it meant pulling up your thigh socks, putting lofi in your headphones, and working for a few hours. I'm gathering I was wrong
...i though vibe code was strictly a pejorative term: are there people who use it non-ironically?..