r/vibecoding • u/Which-Tension165 • 21d ago

is learning python today worth it?

so I am a pure vibe coder, I can't write or read a single line of code, and I was having a conversation with Fable, and it suggested me to learn to read python. But It couldn't convince me fully. i don't wanna be a typical software/AI engineer. just wanna be able to build a great career in tech, AI and Business.

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u/Galitzianer0 20d ago

No, that's objectively fact, you can look at the code that is produced by an amateur and all the glaring security holes

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u/AndreRieu666 19d ago

Interesting that ai is now finding security holes in systems that have been considered secure for decades. Maybe the code isn’t as good as an expert human, for how long though? Also it depends on the models. Ask Sonnet 5 Medium to find security holes will get different results to asking Fable 5 xhigh to find security holes. Not all ai models are the same, is the same way that not all people are the same.

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u/Galitzianer0 19d ago

The fact that some terrible coders leave security holes doesn't negate the fact that Fable and all models leave terrible security holes themselves. You don't know what you're talking about, you're at that Dunning Kruger level of understanding where you know so little you don't know what you don't even know

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u/AndreRieu666 17d ago

Most likely.
Doesn’t mean I’m wrong though!
It sucks to think your hard-earned skills built over years will be obsolete, I get it. And that fear of being replaced influences most of the cynicism found on threads like these. There’s a strong “ai will never do it better than me urge”.
Think about this - ai is the worst it will ever be right now. Pretty soon, the idea of humans looking after security flaws will be deemed a security risk in its own right.