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Since vibecoding is meant to bring the results of programming to the masses and not meant to replace good programmers I don’t feel threatened by it. It’s for quick prototyping and throwaway ideas and allows Jack the carpenter to spin up an app for “free” which might work. As a basis for communicating ideas and quick prototyping it will find its place.
Except most LLMs are not deterministic, the same prompt will, in general, produce different outputs because the sentence completion ist statistical and randomly selected
Except vibe coding doesn’t work for non-programmers except in the hype propaganda. In reality these tools are only powerful in the hands of real programmers who are able to understand what is being produced and can adapt and maintain it.
I’d hate to contradict you but Minikube does indeed require a Linux distribution on Windows- it installs as a VM in Hyper-V.