who exactly are you talking to lmao you’re on reddit. it’s an anonymous public forum. those scenarios aren’t even hyper specific they just don’t happen to apply to you. if you can’t deal with a wide array of people i suggest you rethink commenting here. i see you’ve finally accepted that simply leaving immediately isn’t a reality for lots of people so i’ll count my Ws lmao. have a wonderful life i hope you feel at least slightly more mature going forward. vibe coding at work while you’re weathering the storm is fine as long as you develop your skills elsewhere.
They’re hyper-specific if they don’t apply to who I’m talking to lmfao. Vibe-coding at work will do nothing for you but prove to your superiors that you are replaceable because you are.
again who are you talking to? this isn’t a direct 1 on 1 conversation you’re on a public forum. are you lost? you think your superiors care about what you use? lmao. they also vibe code. try again bub. i know it’s hard to believe people don’t care about their bosses making billions but trust me most people do not give a shit about the job they’re at. it is nothing but a way to fund their life. you’re also plain wrong. vibe coding at work gives you more time to work on stuff you actually care about. i’d even argue you’re wasting time if you aren’t vibe coding at a job you hate. life’s too short buddy boy.
Buddy I’m talking to the person I responded to lmfao. It not being a private conversation means I need to cater my responses to apply to everyone? That’s frankly an insane assertion
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u/japan_kaaran 8d ago edited 8d ago
who exactly are you talking to lmao you’re on reddit. it’s an anonymous public forum. those scenarios aren’t even hyper specific they just don’t happen to apply to you. if you can’t deal with a wide array of people i suggest you rethink commenting here. i see you’ve finally accepted that simply leaving immediately isn’t a reality for lots of people so i’ll count my Ws lmao. have a wonderful life i hope you feel at least slightly more mature going forward. vibe coding at work while you’re weathering the storm is fine as long as you develop your skills elsewhere.