Conspiracy theory: vibe coding was intentionally made bad so programmers stay relevant
moonsandhues · x · 2026-10-01
The author floats a tongue-in-cheek conspiracy theory: vibe coding is bad on purpose, so that the "nerd class" can keep some relevancy. It's a self-deprecating AI-community joke touching on ongoing anxieties about AI coding tools and programmer job security.
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