Dev predicts 180Hz screen-frame models will make vibe coders obsolete within a year
ryunuck · x · 2026-11-05
In an X exchange, ryunuck argues that anyone doubting vibe coders will lose their jobs within a year isn't paying attention: he expects a model running at 180Hz that directly produces interactable screen frames, with program logic growing in memory without any intermediate language.
In the quoted reply, developer @0xmishoko says he hasn't pushed code in six months and his repo has millions of lines, all AI-generated and worthless to keep — AI code is just a flat 1D shadow projection of latent space, and program synthesis kernels will render it all useless.
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