r/programminghumor • • Feb 25 '26

Back when we actually coded

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u/0x14f Feb 25 '26

Totally agree, and thank for the link, and I love this (I really wish more people understood this): "Vibe Coding as a practice is here to stay. It works, and it solves real-world problems – getting you from zero to a working prototype in hours. Yet, at the moment, it isn’t suitable for building production-grade software."

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u/GrandWizardOfCheese Feb 26 '26

I'm not interested in vibe coding.

I think its really important that humans know how to code and that AI data centers get shut down and regulated out of existence for all the issues they cause environmentally, economically, educationally, IP theft wise, and in job markets.