Important takeaway from this @laurengoode.bsky.social Wired piece on vibe coding www.wired.com/story/why-di... Implication is, there will be more and more coders in the "don't even know the language" group, which will create glitches/broadly impact code quality/create problems in systems/apps
![Vibe coding didn’t ignite this longing in me. Instead, I saw more clearly that we’re entering a dizzying age of duality in AI. Is AI going to kill our jobs or create more jobs? Yes. Did I technically build a feature in an app that has since been pushed to a hundred million users, or did I cheat my way through an assignment by leaning heavily on AI and other humans? Yes. [remainder highlighted] Do I need deep foundational knowledge of software programming to be a successful coder, or can I skate by without even knowing the name of the programming language I’m using? Also yes.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:l5ljrwl53opypctfzfa5mq4c/bafkreibhxvfn4plsec5ehrjdyuzjfoqa4ibh6twsynb24rj4xk6tte3pyy@jpeg)