When it comes to vibe coding, Chris asks: is it for a program or a product?

[00:00] I'm not at the forefront of like this [00:02] vibe coding Gastown like all these [00:05] agents and orchestration and all that [00:07] stuff. I'm really just not doing that [00:08] much, but it doesn't mean I'm totally [00:10] anti-vibe coding as well. I've totally [00:12] used open code, cloud code, bunch of [00:14] those things just for work cuz I have to [00:16] as as a devrel, right? Like for our dev [00:18] tooling, but even then like I really [00:20] like the idea of vibe coding for [00:22] something that is classified as a [00:23] program rather than like a product. And [00:25] there's a Dylan Beattie like blog post, [00:27] the guy that made Rockstar laying and [00:29] all that. He's amazing. He has a blog [00:31] post about the difference between [00:32] programs and products. And vibe coding [00:35] is great at making a program, but that [00:37] doesn't mean that does it work on [00:39] Windows? Does it work on whatever? Like [00:41] your program is meant for you to just do [00:42] something quicker and easier. And vibe [00:44] coding is perfect for that stuff.