Burkov: vibe coding turned failed projects from 'can't start' into 'so close to done'
burkov · x · 2026-11-13
A sharp observation from Andriy Burkov on how vibe coding changed the failure mode of software projects: before, "we'll build it ourselves" efforts were abandoned quickly because teams didn't know how to start; today failing takes much longer—projects stall near a finish line that always looks "this close!" The bottleneck has shifted from getting started to actually finishing.
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