alt Hacker NewsVibe coding might be a positive here since there's no need to optimize for DX over perf when the clanker is the one reading/writing code.
Vibe coding might be a positive here since there's no need to optimize for DX over perf when the clanker is the one reading/writing code.
This is my theory: we're going to see a lot of languages with straightforward and obvious semantics, high guard rails, terrible dx, and great memory allocation and performance behavior out of the box. Assembler or worse, but with extremely strong typing bolted on in a way that no human would ever tolerate, basically, something in that vibe.