It works for people who don't really look at the code, or try to understand what the LLM spat out. It's right there in this article: if it compiles and runs, ju

It works for people who don't really look at the code, or try to understand what the LLM spat out. It's right there in this article: if it compiles and runs, just commit and push. They usually don't write this kind of blog post anymore after they tried to vibe-code an extension or modification onto their vibe-coded application. There was a good one on HN a while ago, though, of someone who decided to actually take a look at their vibe-coded codebase, finding an unbelievable mess of inconsistencies and redundancies. People who just want to put something together and hate programming can be fine with this. Anyone who wants to build something clean that actually lasts, won't.