The debate around vibe coding is a heated one, so let's take a step back, and discuss the issue.
Ask HN: What are your arguments for and against vibe coding?
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Re: Ask HN: What are your arguments for and against vibe coding?
#3I think the main reason is that everyone is working, which makes it less easy to get distracted. However, sometimes a noisy environment really makes you want to escape. When coding alone at home, it's very hard to settle down; you always want to do something.
Re: Ask HN: What are your arguments for and against vibe coding?
#4I think the main reason is that everyone is working, which makes it less easy to get distracted. However, sometimes a noisy environment really makes you want to escape. When coding alone at home, it's very hard to settle down; you always want to do something.
Wtf ChatGPT ?
Re: Ask HN: What are your arguments for and against vibe coding?
#5I think the main reason is that everyone is working, which makes it less easy to get distracted. However, sometimes a noisy environment really makes you want to escape. When coding alone at home, it's very hard to settle down; you always want to do something.
Huh? Could you elaborate?