Every modern sales/marketing team must have AI engineer on board. Change my mind

For some reason, some people think that vibe coding is for non-dev people only. Like what, I could go to jail for that as a dev?

Just FYI -- I'm here not to sell I do that on LinkedIn

Time to switch to Codex tho

Optimize resources, invest in something with higher ROI. The course is a gold mine for audience utilization (I don't like them either)

People on LinkedIn still think vibe coding is sort of a scam I'm okay with it. The less believe in it the more advantage vibe coders have

core functionality should work that's for sure. the problem is you never 100% know what is core functionality in your app

Wonder if I should avoid capital chars when starting posts. does it look like it went through ChatGPT? (it went)

The dumbest excuse for not starting is "someone already did it". There is a huge gap between that saying that and actually doing detailed market research

Wow, turns out I'm a bot? Oh, boy they what, doesn't have app metrics to check I typed every post???

That is EMBARRASSING. And I pay Premium for sweet moments like this Note: I actually spent like more than a minute to figure out wtf is going on in this riddle

Vibe coding is fine for internal tools, you say? If the only thing you worry about is security, then vibe coding is fine for ANY isolated environment

the question of today dev is: should you learn to code then go vibe code or should you go vibe code and learn to code on the way to ship not sure about answer yet

For real, LinkedIn gap in trends is like 36 hours

Let's do the math of replacing 3 SaaS in a company with vibe-coded solution (boring but base) For 50 employees $15 per SaaS per seat per month it is $27,000 per year For vibe coding it is $200/month for Claude MAX, plus a bit on infra ($10/month?). ~$2500 per year That's 10x!

That's why I love AI agents. You just ask it to start, throw some prompts, and wait (sitting down, of course). Then you see the result and like "Oh, poor thing, let me explain you how it should be done". That's a good start point

you've got a legacy project and can't efficiently vibe code? just rewrite it from the scratch what a big deal

I have to confess I love refactoring and legacy code. You fix things up, make it all in order, forge a beautiful clear algorithm from trash. That's a pure satisfaction. And that's why I love vibe coding too. You ask AI to make some raw thing and then you cut a diamond out of it