That's a crazy generalization.

I've coded professionally for 40 years. I'm hugely excited about vibe coding. I use it every single day to create little tools and web apps to help me do my job.

I love vibe coding because it does the things I hate really well, like meeting test coverage requirements and writing doc comments.

This of course depend completely on how you define "vibe" coding.

Assisted coding has been incredibly useful. I have been using Claude Code daily.

But if you let it take over completely without review and let it write whole features... which I take to be the meaning of "vibe" in some people's definitions... you're in for a world of long-term pain.

Deeply excited about vibe coding -- my non-technical cofounder 'codes' now.

...and all developers use Macs, live in SF, and deploy to AWS.