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That article reads like satire to me, but I don't think it's supposed to be satire.
Like, the term "vibe coding" is derogatory, right? I certainly thought it was. But the article is using the phrase "vibe coding" as though it's a positive descriptor of a good thing. I don't think I've seen that anywhere else.
Am I wrong? I must be. There must be large numbers of people who use the phrase "vibe coding" and don't mean it to be derogatory. I simply can't fathom that, honestly.
maybe it was coined as derogatory but it has been a while since media takes it seriously and many corpos even have "vive coding interviews" or something similar