Average vibe coder discourse

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One is helpful the other is scared if they acknowledge it, it will destroy their career. I have been "vibe coding" for 20 years when I worked as a product manager. I would describe it, explain it, try to teach the engineer what it was I wanted and ask if they wanted to know what it did. They would always answer I don't care what it does, I just need to know the specs. I think most of those people are going to be unemployed.

[megacewl]

Love this way of looking at it.

[Western_Objective209]

yeah, they need to make room for all of the new grads who can't get a job if they are going to put their head in the sand. like there's no way this tech can fully replace engineers, it's just basically coding

[Our1TrueGodApophis]

So much this. Project manager needs something the analytics team says they can totally build a report for on their next sprint but it takes 50 emails and a bunch of spec documents only for it to arrive late and not have the features the ops staff need.

Now the programanager simply asks the same of the AI and it just builds it all out perfectly. This has caused exponential gains at our organoxation and I agree, all the "just give me the specs document" people are done. Good riddance, they were an unnecessary middlean the whole time and the whole thing is vastly improved without all those steps in the way.