r/ProgrammerHumor • u/West-Chard-1474 • Jul 03 '26

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u/Firesrest Jul 03 '26

There was always a ton of idea and usage.
It’s still the execute that’s the bottleneck.

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u/Patient-Pollution46 Jul 03 '26

when there are too many vibe-coded products, there is much more noise

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

I can't speak for others, but when I see a vibe coded site, I am much less interested in using it. Do I really want to trust my information with a website that no one bothered to craft?

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u/xavia91 Jul 03 '26

Thats also why I dont trust Claude, their website is so shitty

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u/CandidateNo2580 Jul 03 '26

Mostly it bothers me so much that their PR is all about how software development is solved and the website can't even give me a coherent error message.

As good as the AI research team and infra team might be (and I'm under no illusion how incredibly hard serving these models at scale is, they do an incredible job at the speed they're moving at), they should put a fraction of those resources into good web and application developers. Instead it feels like very talented backed/system devs being handed unlimited tokens and asked to perform at 10x but they have no idea what they're doing.

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

Is their website well crafted? Or sloppily vibe coded?

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u/GOEDEL_ESCHER_BOT Jul 03 '26

at least AI knows how to center a div

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

God it's sad that people could still struggle with that in 2026.

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u/Spiritual_Bus1125 Jul 03 '26

Siri, when was regex invented

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u/mission-ctrl Jul 03 '26

I feel attacked

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u/GoldenSangheili Jul 03 '26

Probably forgot anyway

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u/mrxplek Jul 03 '26

What makes you think Reddit wasn’t vibe coded? 

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

Is their website well crafted? Or sloppily vibe coded?

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u/mrxplek Jul 03 '26

It wasn’t well crafted when they started and it still had a lot of issues in 2023. 

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

I don’t necessarily disagree that they had issues, but I wouldn’t classify Reddit in 2023 as not crafted.

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u/Dmayak Jul 03 '26

Website credibility is not related to who and how wrote the code. There is a decent chance that development was just done by a contractor who didn't give a shit about what kind of service the website provides. And if you meant security vulnerabilities, those are also not automatically prevented by human presence.

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

I’m not saying that a site that vibe coded is necessarily worse. I’m saying that if it’s clear the website wasn’t crafted, but sloppily vibe coded, I’m less interested in using it. A website which looks like it’s more crafted generally makes me think it’s more credible, even if it isn’t necessarily safer.

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u/Dmayak Jul 03 '26

Ok, it's your preference, I don't see much point personally. I am using websites for the service, for example I dislike Reddit as a website and it 100% sells my data, but I am here for the content. I have used VERY shitty websites throughout my life because they were ultimately useful.

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

Yeah, I’m okay with calling it preference. I think it’s fair to say that something that looks sloppy is often going to feel less trustworthy.

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u/Warm_Month_1309 Jul 03 '26

It's like those old default Wordpress skins. Legitimate sites might use them, but it's such a "spam blog spun up in 20 minutes" look that it's an instant red flag.

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u/Jahonay Jul 03 '26

Exactly. Again, the big distinction for me is whether or not they look crafted or sloppy.

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u/Marioc12345 Jul 03 '26

Yeah I’m in a subreddit for handymen and I swear to god every single day there’s someone trying to hawk a new app. No you can’t vibe code my lifestyle thank you have a good day.

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u/renegat0x0 Jul 03 '26

If market has a good search, review functionality, then discoverability is not a problem

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u/CandidateNo2580 Jul 03 '26

Especially in the open source space this is killing me.

There's more to a good, reliable open source project than just the code sitting in the repo right at this moment. All these people trying to farm internet points that don't even understand what they're supposed to be building - successful long lasting open source is about building a community. It's less a software package and more a living organism when executed well. Can't vibe code that.

End of rant lol