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Post #1641134
2026-04-24 21:14 UTC
@camertron@ruby.social I agree with “you didn’t write it” but it’s not exactly as buying a car. You usually have very little input in what the car is, you choose from pre-made configurations. With vibecoding you, arguably, create a spec for what’s to be made. In a bigger project you have to direct the agent at least a bit to get any kind of even remotely working output. Complete autonomy is not a thing yet. So some credit goes to the person.
It’s sort of like CEO of a large company says “I built so and so”. No, they didn’t but also they’re still kinda responsible for it.
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@camertron@ruby.social 2026-04-24 21:39
@pointlessone One could argue that LLMs are really just a giant collection of pre-made configurations 😏 I also like the example of creating a Spotify playlist. You didn't sing or produce the songs, or work on the Spotify app. All you did was add songs to a list. So yes, you "created" it, but... not really.