Vibe coding: not worth the risk?

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RobotHead · 6h ago

I agree that Vibe Coding without technical knowledge is dangerous.

When used correctly, however, AI coding is impressive because it saves a lot of time when creating an app to solve a problem. It is more of a support tool than a complete solution, because AI hallucinates. :)

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Vibe coding: not worth the risk?

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