In the past, technical friction acted as a 'natural quality filter.' Today, curation and distribution have become the new bottlenecks. 'Vibe coding' is creating software inflation—when software becomes too cheap to produce, the real value migrates toward trust and brand.
Jupp! But it's also increasing the speed of the existing product trio craftspeople. And maybe activating a generation of relentlessly resourceful people that haven't yet found their calling within building products because they've been lured into other jobs/studies
I just wrote this and find the conclusion interesting: vibe coding won't mainly benefit the vibe coders. It will increase the speed of product trio craftspeople and activate dormant relentlessly resourceful people that work with other things so that they start to do product trio ish startups. The essay is probably 66% finished. Would LOVE comments/thoughts/attacks/building further on this
In the past, technical friction acted as a 'natural quality filter.' Today, curation and distribution have become the new bottlenecks. 'Vibe coding' is creating software inflation—when software becomes too cheap to produce, the real value migrates toward trust and brand.
Jupp! But it's also increasing the speed of the existing product trio craftspeople. And maybe activating a generation of relentlessly resourceful people that haven't yet found their calling within building products because they've been lured into other jobs/studies
I just wrote this and find the conclusion interesting: vibe coding won't mainly benefit the vibe coders. It will increase the speed of product trio craftspeople and activate dormant relentlessly resourceful people that work with other things so that they start to do product trio ish startups. The essay is probably 66% finished. Would LOVE comments/thoughts/attacks/building further on this