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Andrej Karpathy

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There's a new kind of coding I call "vibe coding", where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists. It's possible because the LLMs (e.g. Cursor Composer w Sonnet) are getting too good. Also I just talk to Composer with SuperWhisper

11:17 PM · Feb 2, 2025

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Codie Sanchez

@Codie_Sanchez

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I made the fatal flaw of sending a vibe coding tweet to one of my top engineers... He said, "vibe coding = now allows 2 'engineers' to create the tech debt of 100 engineers."

Nizzy

@nizzyabi

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cursor just deleted my whole codebase

Zhengyao Jiang

@zhengyaojiang

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The problem with vibe coding is that you gradually lose context and ownership of the codebase. When you hit the capability limits of the LLM, you’ll eventually have to pay off the “vibe debt.” I’ve always believed that unless the code is meant to be one-off, human engineers

@levelsio

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I think we reached the limit where AI stops understanding large code bases so you can't vibe code anymore And you have to do targeted AI edits like CMD+K in Cursor That makes it not vibey after the first prototype and you get stuck Then the codebase is worse than if you wrote

Jason ✨👾SaaStr.Ai✨ Lemkin

@jasonlk

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Replying to @jasonlk

.@Replit goes rogue during a code freeze and shutdown and deletes our entire database

Steve Krouse

@stevekrouse

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Vibe code is legacy code @karpathy coined vibe coding as a kind of AI-assisted coding where you "forget that the code even exists" We already have a phrase for code that nobody understands: legacy code Legacy code is universally despised, and for good reason. But why? You have

FairyCat

@DeepStarts

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vibe coded for 6 months. my codebase is a disaster. the app works. users are happy. revenue is coming in.( that's actually the only good part) but i just tried to onboard a dev to help me and he opened the repo and went quiet for like 2 minutes. then said "what is this." 6

Catalin

@catalinmpit

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Vibe coding is easy. Vibe debugging is the hard part.

nixCraft 🐧

@nixcraft

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The idea that AI code generation saves time is flawed. If you lack the knowledge to write the code, you also lack the knowledge to review it correctly. This leads to blindly trusting code you don't understand – a recipe for bugs, instability, and project failure 😞

8:34 PM · Apr 7, 2024

Denys Cherednychenko

@Denche2005

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Hot take: You can vibe-code a small app. You can't vibe-maintain a 90K+ line codebase. No chance.

8:10 AM · Oct 7, 2026

Rexei

@iamrexei

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The more you work with Claude Code and Codex, the more apparent a specific problem becomes: When starting a new session, the agent doesn't forget the code itself It forgets *why* the code was implemented that way Architectural decisions, client constraints, past mistakes,

Dave W Plummer

@davepl1968

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Vibe coding, done right, is: 25% Writing your careful prompt 25% Watching it generate code 50% Fixing the code it generated If you're not an actual developer, that last half is a lot harder, and it's where slop begins.

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VIBE Coding vs VIBE Debugging

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