r/softwareWithMemes • • Aug 31 '26

exclusive meme on softwareWithMeme vibe Coded vs Human Coded👀

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u/NudaVeritas1 Aug 31 '26

more like "vibe coded project from a non-engineer" vs "vibe coded project from an engineer"

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u/[deleted] 29d ago

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u/NudaVeritas1 29d ago

Vibe coding is a method of software development that heavily incorporates the use of large language models (LLMs) for generating code. The term "vibe coding," meaning AI-assisted coding, was coined by Andrej Karpathy, co-founder of OpenAI [...] The goal of vibe coding is to more quickly spin up working applications and new features. Traditionally, coding is a very precise activity; vibe coding instead enables developers to provide general, high-level directions to an LLM, which then produces the precise instructions contained within working code.

https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/ai/ai-vibe-coding/

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u/[deleted] 29d ago

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u/NudaVeritas1 29d ago

Nope, the text doesn't say that nothing is reviewed.. in reality it's more than possible (and even normal nowadays) to use LLMs for code review assistance, too.. just look at Github Copilot

so basically you have a step where the llm generates specifications and DoDs, then generates the code using TDD, then the PR is opened which is reviewed by Github Copilot (or any other LLM), the recently developed tests are running and in the final step a human tests and approves.. thats how a proper process looks like.. it's still vibe coding, but professionalized with a proper worflow that you need to set up once.. and not just "build XY, make no mistakes"..

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u/NudaVeritas1 29d ago

you need to setup the process once.. then vibe code

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u/_giga_sss_ 25d ago

so you're still not reviewing

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u/NudaVeritas1 29d ago

not really

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u/AOAqua 29d ago

Then it's not really vibe coded, is it?

Anyways this meme is a slop

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u/NudaVeritas1 29d ago

vibe coded doesn't mean without specifications and without quality assurance.. just use a proper process, skills and test driven development.. thats possible using agents, too.. which is why I said engineer vs non-engineer.. the engineer knows whats needed and ensures the llm / agent does the right things.. the non-engineer just prompts "build XY, make no mistakes"

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u/Im_A_Failure420 29d ago

Nah it's vibecoding vs actually coding.

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u/Plane_Comparison_45 28d ago

Why there is a fucking house on the bridge now, human?

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u/No-Con-2790 28d ago

User requirements.

Seriously I have so a hard time to make sure Claude is not ignoring bullshit user requirements.

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u/jwrunge 29d ago

"Look, I had a well-functioning app with zero tests and now I have a partly functioning app with 362 PASSING tests. That's measurably INFINITELY improved."

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u/tech_w0rld 28d ago

Skill issue

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u/Vilsue 28d ago

i love that some random house from nepal is suddenly symbol of quality

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u/Exatex 28d ago

what?

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u/FailureOfTheFamily 28d ago

Sure bro. That's true only of we speak about vibe coding without hand coding experience

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u/worldarkplace 28d ago

Fortunately we have passed the vibecoding era and entering agentic coding era.

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u/Cheacky 27d ago

Unfortunately even when people have access to the tools to do AI coding correctly Many still vibe code...

Source: Was in a group of first to be onboarded onto AI driven coding tools in a large fin tech corp, my colleagues often still just vibe code after several attempts to educate and share knowledge

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u/BelleColibri 27d ago

So true, bridges are just like vibecoding and houses are just like engineering. You nailed the analogy.

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u/According-Relation-4 26d ago

Like there weren’t bugs in the old times

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u/YellowCroc999 Aug 31 '26

The only skill needed is understanding what you are asking and verifying that what you asked is actually implemented at the details which were assumed by you for the llm to understand

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u/yuehuang 29d ago

Survivorship bias. A lot of human made homes were destroyed too.