Naming things is hard for a reason. It shapes how we think and communicate. When I'm pointing an LLM at PostgreSQL internals vs. asking it to make a navbar prettier, I'm collaborating in fundamentally different ways. Having distinct terms helps us share ideas and set appropriate expectations.
When a creative task is automated into repetition, it forms bureaucracy. You are a techno bureaucrat.
Techno bureaucrating is unironically a better term than vibe coding.
You're dealing with the real limitations of LLMs
Vibe coding is a false story that arose from the hype cycle
"What should we call (adverbial-moniker) when it's (other-adverbial-moniker)?"
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(Mant crawls up building exterior like King Kong as people on street stare in amazement)
- What do you call that thing?!
- Bill.
Naming things is hard for a reason. It shapes how we think and communicate. When I'm pointing an LLM at PostgreSQL internals vs. asking it to make a navbar prettier, I'm collaborating in fundamentally different ways. Having distinct terms helps us share ideas and set appropriate expectations.