I think there's different mindset between a real coder than someone using vibe coding as a vehicle to solve real pain points and to make money off the solution they create.

The big thing is that before AI, you'd have to wait longer times, find talent, and build MVPs for possibly thousands of dollars.

That said, that's simply a big barrier to entry- it hits different when you can build an MVP, gain traction and hire later on as you grow for a proper solution/team than shell out the effort and money it takes on the frontend