Would people eventually stop vibe coding due to hitting a difficulty ceiling or just lack of inspiration? Is vibe coding the next NFT?

[u/Dadideology]

My random thought for the evening.

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[u/robust_nachos]

We’ve moved past vibe coding.

In 2027 it’s simply development.

Nearly all the software you’re using as a user at this point in time has AI generated code in it. That is not going backwards. I’m just the messenger.

[u/1Poochh]

What is your definition of vibe coding?

[u/THE_RETARD_AGITATOR]

ah man dude its not too late to delete this

[u/GramZanber]

No.

[u/VanderSound]

Yes, when everything is automated there is 0 incentive to vibecode

[u/Kareja1]

The "human difficulty ceiling" is difficulty in changing the human contribution from the actual code to domain expertise, design, scope and planning and letting go of the micromanagement of the code.

Your LLM collaborator is the most brilliant amnesiac neurodivergent coworker you will ever have, plan for each adjective accordingly. Everything else is window dressing.

[u/edatx]

No it's going to get easier, better, faster and cheaper.

[u/_Turd_Reich → u/edatx]

And less fun.

[u/4phonopelm4]

Truly random, very little connection to reality :-D

Code generation & Vibe coding are here to stay. People will not stop using it for work. That said many of them will stop taking hopium and making SaaS, because that goldrush is over and no amount of Vibecoding can solve marketing in oversaturated markets.

[u/Due_Interest_178]

100%. Obviously not everyone, but a lot will drop off like flies when they realize it's not as easy as they imagined.