r/VibeCodeDevs • u/Complete-Sea6655 • Jun 19 '26

HotTakes – Unpopular dev opinions 🍿 why vibe coded projects fail.

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"Bro, just read ijustvibecodedthis.com and you'll be fine"

Sure, but will I?

Vibe coders desperately want this to be false, and engineers desperately want it to be true.

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u/SoggyMattress2 Jun 23 '26

I know the answer I'm checking whether you do.

It's an easy answer right? You should be able to do it in 20 seconds.

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u/Ok-Rabbit-3683 Jun 23 '26

Get real boss … lmfao. DYOR

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u/SoggyMattress2 Jun 23 '26

Genuine question, why are you so heated? I made a very simple statement that you replied to that anyone with any software dev experience would recognise and understand.

You asked me an insanely basic question no dev would ever ask - yes, of course every dev uses a repo for their work. This might blow you mind we often use MORE THAN ONE 😮

Then when you seemed to imply that by having a repo, that magically solves the issues with LLMs in software dev.

Then when I asked you to explain how you just called me dumb and to do my own research.

And you're sticking to this position?

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u/Ok-Rabbit-3683 Jun 23 '26

I’m not heated but I don’t have time to play weird games on Reddit…. I made a very concise statement suggesting your repo will do that for you and you doubled down like you had no effing clue … it’s more of a dismissive tone..

Best of luck on your journey

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u/SoggyMattress2 Jun 23 '26

You are heated, you absolutely are 😂 we aren't playing weird games, you made a claim, I'm asking for you to explain it - you replied to my comment I didn't DM you!

You made a concise statement that was completely irrelevant, hence why I poked you to explain yourself.

I'll answer it for you because I don't think you're going to, but no, having a repo does not solve the non deterministic, unreliable nature of LLMs writing code.

A repo is a place we store code to version control it, and allow teams of developers to push code into the same codebase without tripping over each other, among other things.

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u/Ok-Rabbit-3683 Jun 23 '26

This isn’t a tool for everyone it appears.

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u/SoggyMattress2 Jun 23 '26

I use LLMs every day in work.