Is AI making tech more accessible to everyone, or is it just creating a new elite class of people who know how to prompt/fine-tune while everyone else stays surface-level?
Unclear systems always charge interest. Someone always ends up paying the "vibe tax."
If you don't write down what "done" looks like before you prompt, you aren't shipping a feature.
You’re shipping confusion.
Clarity first. Then code.
Is code becoming a commodity? Looks like it.
I use vibe coding tools too
prototypes, small sites, internal tools. They’re cool.
But the industry is currently celebrating speed while ignoring what speed hides.
"I vibe coded this in 48 hours" is the new flex.
Prompt, ship, repeat.
The reality?
No plan.
No spec.
No definition of "done."
Just a shiny UI that "looks" right.
That isn't building faster. It’s just skipping the hard part.
Fine for a weekend project. Fatal for a real business.
Unreadable code scales poorly.
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Hi @denmarkdotdk@Statsmin
A whole generation is watching you. My niece has been reading Captain Paul's adventures since she was 4yo.
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@SeaShepherdFran@vakita
@Enkiantus@marinetondelier@BFMTV Elle a maîtrisé l’itw. Exercice éminemment complexe face à des experts de leur sujet. Derrière les chiffres il y a aussi des humains et elle l’a bien rappelé.