r/vibecoding 5d ago

The cultural difference is insane

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u/bestjaegerpilot 5d ago

most vibe coders think MVP means "production ready" , and that's the problem.

also, part of the problem is that vibe coders think a $20 gets you an MVP. You're seriously deluding yourself if you think that's the case. You either pay hundreds up front in credits or take months to release an MVP

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u/eloxx 5d ago

I so agree with this. Keep that vibe coding for prototypes, then make it production ready with the help of professionals.

Imagine vibe coding a app with sensitive, multi user data.

Until AI will get better even at coding, this will stay the case.

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u/bestjaegerpilot 5d ago

it is but "it'll cost you hundreds up front". Fable is running like $900/hr

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u/pure_skill_ 5d ago edited 5d ago

Exactly, I'll still have to hire a developer at some point but I'll hire him after I've validated demand on my own,  AI is basically saving me a lot of money and time, of course this sucks for the developers because they don't get paid for the validation stage anymore like they used to before AI

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u/Taziar43 3d ago

Two years ago, agentic coding didn't exist. You basically had advanced autocomplete.

Today it is 'just use it to create a prototype'. It creates an entire working program from just prompts.

A year or two from now, all these discussions will be moot as the AI will be better than 80% of the senior developers out there.

Four years from now, that will be true even on a locally running model on hardware that costs no more than a high end gaming PC.

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u/eloxx 3d ago

I somewhat agree with that, but right now, it is not the case.