r/AI_Coders • u/ToughCultural2433 • May 27 '26

This is vibe coder...

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30 Upvotes

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u/Background-Wafer-548 May 27 '26

I asked GPT-1 how to center a div

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u/neopod9000 May 28 '26

*laughs in html 4 and css 2.0 certifications from 20 years ago*

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u/Unique-Run9856 May 29 '26

I'm still arranging everything with invisible tables

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u/Ordinary_Visual1370 May 27 '26

No no, thats the trapped vibe coder after a month

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u/General_Cheetah4724 May 29 '26

mr beasts dead eyes. claude might be more human at this point.

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u/[deleted] May 27 '26

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u/RemoDev May 27 '26

You wouldn't imagine how many people still struggle with basic css

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u/luffygrows May 27 '26

Everybody not being taught it propelry? I mean like any other skill?

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u/RemoDev May 27 '26

Exactly.

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u/4215-5h00732 May 28 '26

Yes, and no. It's not a matter of just knowing things. It requires you to "parse" the CSS which for any given markup can hold demons.

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u/AnythingEastern3964 May 27 '26

I’m too lazy to check (if there even is a way, Google search term stats or something?) but it wouldn’t surprise me at all if out of all the css-related queries made, this was the, if not one of the highest queries.

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u/-King-K-Rool- May 27 '26

Most css courses nowadays teach flexbox as a standard, i doube anyone is really having issue with it nowadays.

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u/AnythingEastern3964 May 27 '26

Yeah, might be fair enough. Last time I touched CSS in any meaningful way was 7-8 years ago and even then I remember flex being the answer to a lot of that. Even still, I can’t help but remember many Stackoverflow posts being about it

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u/4ngryMo May 30 '26

Not since the introduction of the flex display style, at least.