"I won't share vibe-coded work": researchers push back as side projects become table stakes
KordingLab · x · 2026-11-07
Researcher Eli Sennesh says he won't share anything he merely vibe-coded: "If it's going in front of human beings, it's gotta have human effort put into it." The post quotes GergelyOrosz relaying a startup founder's take: it's now a red flag if a resume shows no side projects, because building something on the side is trivial now — lack of side projects signals lack of autonomy. Together they capture a new tension: as the barrier to building collapses, genuine effort becomes the scarce signal.
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