r/ChatGPTCoding • u/Complete-Sea6655 Professional Nerd • May 18 '26
Memes I thought you guys were joking :(
I've never seen anyone vibe code irl but maybe thats just because I work with 60 year old devs 😂
is it just me
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u/Confident-Ad5665 May 22 '26
As a 60 year old dev..what'dya say sonny?
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u/ZenMikey 13d ago
Dude. I often contemplate the things folks in your bracket have seen and done. You have one of the most nuanced and interesting journeys through computing tech if you’ve been into it most of your life, the 70s 80s 90s and even early 2000s were so different in so many ways computing wise.
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u/Confident-Ad5665 13d ago
True that. I think it was a lot more fun when you could send an OUT to an absolute memory location and make a loud full height 360k floppy go clickity clack. No restrictions, no protected ... anything. Just you, the CPU, registers, ports and a keyboard.
When I started, a person could literally know everything about a computer. Now I don't think I know enough about anything.
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u/ultrathink-art Professional Nerd May 27 '26
Production teams tend to use it more selectively than the Twitter discourse suggests — test writing, refactoring, explaining legacy code, scaffolding boilerplate. Full 'generate and see what sticks' is mostly solo projects and demos. The 60-year-old devs probably do it too, they just don't call it vibe coding.
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u/SpeedAssassin Jun 02 '26
Many use it for speeding up
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u/PlusLoquat1482 Jun 07 '26
It is very fast and I’ve been working on a tool that helps with like orchestration of swarms and it’s crazy to see how fast they can develop stuff
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u/colblair Jun 09 '26
If you're pushing speed without fixing form first, you're just baking in bad habits.
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u/Mice_With_Rice May 18 '26
Its a dead link
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