I mean, it runs on their browsers when they visit the page, I guess? haha


It definitely does, as long as you never remotely suggest that anyone should run that code. lol

optimism

I think vibe coding has its use cases.  As a teacher, I've always wanted to come up with these little interactive examples.  Vibe coding makes it way faster to do that.  In fact, that single page static website I mentioned was exactly such a use case.  But you're right, for larger projects it's nowhere near "there" yet.

Brian Armstrong says about 40% of Coinbase’s daily code is AI-generated

0xbitcoiner

I think vibe coding has its use cases.  As a teacher, I've always wanted to come up with these little interactive examples.  Vibe coding makes it way faster to do that.  In fact, that single page static website I mentioned was exactly such a use case.  But you're right, for larger projects it's nowhere near "there" yet.

