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"Vibe coding" is an informal term, mostly used in online programming communities, that refers to writing code in a relaxed, intuitive, or improvisational way rather than following a strict plan or methodology.

It’s often associated with:

Experimentation → typing out ideas, running them quickly, and adjusting on the fly.

Flow state → coding while listening to music, late at night, or just for fun without rigid structure.

Prioritizing creativity over rules → not worrying too much about best practices, efficiency, or readability at first—just "feeling out" the solution.

Playfulness → sometimes it means coding with minimal context, like making something cool without knowing exactly how it’ll end up.

Some people use “vibe coding” positively (as in getting into the zone and letting intuition guide you), while others use it humorously or critically (as in writing spaghetti code without much forethought).

Would you like me to give you some examples of how vibe coding looks in practice—like snippets that show the contrast between "structured coding" vs. "vibe coding"?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frequency_illusion

You mean they were able to accommodate the load bearing pillars but not move the cars?

Yes, I meant competitors. They are in the AI business.

Anyone notice now reddit let's you hide your comments in the profile. I suspect this was done so that AI companies can't crawl users comments.

Edit: meant AI competitors. The ones not doing business with reddit

"We're going to stall until this whole thing blows over"

It's mild until it isn't.