vibe coding

“The term actually comes from Andre Karpathy, right, who is, like, extremely technical, like, is behind the LLMs that are actually helping people vibe code.”

“You don't need to learn to code anymore. So that's the beauty of it. It democratizes it and makes it for everybody.”

“And wide coding is the same thing. It's the punk rock of coding.”

“Vibe coding is, like, super exciting for casual development, but, like, you know, at least right now, all of the really sharp, like, you know, technologists I know don't think that you could, like, vibe code a top-end, like, software company. Today.”

“We'll only see them later when there are security bugs, authentication bugs, passwords stored in plain text, or a zillion other problems that are going to happen from vibe coding.”

“So look, I think this is the magic of vibe coding. You can explore all of these things. You don't have to become an expert in convex. You don't have to become an expert in TypeScript. You can just try it.”

“We needed to move beyond this paradigm of like, great, you vibe code a website and it exists out there. But like, is that the best interface for you to be using a product you want to use daily and storing personal information on and having your own records and…”

“And if you imagine that they're going to get there, and I think there's no reason why they wouldn't, it'll take a few years, but then it's like everyone in the world is going to be able to create any things that would have taken a team of a hundred professiona…”

“In many categories, being an aggregator of models is actually preferable to consuming just a single model. And the metaphor that we're all familiar with here, of course, is airlines. It's much more useful to search for a flight from SF to New York on kayak, be…”

“There is a great gain We are seeing internally in extensibility of software using things like VibeCoding.”

“What's happening right now with vibe coding and agentic coding literally any given person could be 400 of that person, like, from two years, like, even, like, nine months ago you can be a multiple of yourself.”