Vibe-coded slop vs human slop: quality comes from taste, intention and time
cameronstow · x · 2026-10-10
Developer cameronstow weighs in on the vibe coding debate: there's plenty of vibe-coded slop, but plenty of human slop too — both come from taking shortcuts. Quality, he argues, comes from taste, intention, and time; with the right combination, even vibe-coded work can be great.
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