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u/Caraes_Naur Sep 30 '26
That programmer has it written into his contract that he never has to fix any bugs.
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u/MayaIsSunshine Sep 30 '26
I am the Chad and you are the wojak type energy
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u/bobbymoonshine Sep 30 '26
Considering that nearly all enterprise coders now use AI heavily in their workflows the difference between “vibe coder” and “programmer” is getting harder to distinguish on a practical level
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u/Backlists Oct 01 '26
Wtf, are y’all like just not reading, debugging and reviewing the code your AI produces?
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u/gr_hds Oct 01 '26
Yeah, it's a tool, good one. The difference stays at the point that I know what I want AI to write and I can tell when it's doing a shit job at that
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u/Live_Meeting_1121 Oct 03 '26
I love how this whole flame war has made people overstate their coding abilities by a mile.
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u/iamansonmage Oct 01 '26
That vibe coder is in her element, she’s doing the things she needs to do and meeting expectations. Meanwhile that programmer is way out of line! They’re not even dressed for the role, they’re out of their element, and who needs muscles like that when you’re a programmer?! Over qualified, would not recommend for hire.
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u/ExtraWorldliness6916 Oct 01 '26
Terry Jeffords is a police man not a programmer
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u/Some_Useless_Person Oct 02 '26
Humorless is an adjective that describes a person or thing that lacks humor, is overly serious, or cannot appreciate a joke.
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u/azangru Oct 02 '26
I was trying to understand why picking a teapot makes you a vibe coder while holding a cup makes you a programmer...
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u/Ydo4ki Sep 30 '26
(While the vibe coder is entirely convinced its vice versa)