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I wish we would stop calling it “vibe coding” and would start calling it incompetency, because I don’t see people call themselves “vibe mechanics” if they take
by skwee357 1y ago
I wish we would stop calling it “vibe coding” and would start calling it incompetency, because I don’t see people call themselves “vibe mechanics” if they take their cars to a repair shop over an issue they have no expertise to fix.
- kylebenzle 1y agoThe difference is that a computer program can now program better than most programmers.
- skwee357 1y agoIt doesn’t matter, whether it’s true or not. If you can’t program you are not a coder. Vibe or no vibe. You have no competence in this field. And I wish we would stop calling people who can’t code “(whatever hyped word) coder”, because then language looses its meaning as words no longer define what they should define.
- sojournerc 1y agoYou have a source for that? It can certainly write code faster... But is that better? Highly dubious. Would you judge a chef by how many hamburgers he could make in a minute, or the dish that takes talent, experience, and human taste? Robots can make hamburgers, but I wouldn't say they're better cooks.
- risyachka 1y agoYep, and stop saying “i made” when someone or something else made it entirely for you. When you ask a chef for a meal - you didn’t “make it”. He did. You just consume it.