As a side note, I previously commented somewhere else that, if a language has a terse way and a verbose way to do the same thing, preferring the terse way might be more economical because it saves bunch of tokens for the LLM. But for humans to review the code, we may need some mechanism to translate the code from terse way to the verbose way, if the human has a hard time understanding the terse code.

> If you were starting a business for a great software idea, with your own savings on the line, would you hire 10 AI hostile programmers to implement the idea or 2 AI friendly people and get them some subscriptions to the top models? Remember: if it doesn't come together, it's YOUR money on the line.

I know quite a few non-technical people that started vibe-coding this year and got good results for their ideas. What language did they use? They just asked the AI what language or tool would be best for the idea, then followed the AI's suggestions. All the setup, configuration etc. were done by the AI. They learned a bunch of things along the way, but their main focus is still on the big picture idea, not the technical details. After the project is done, they are still not technical experts, but at least they have something to run with in the real world.