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Schlagbohreryesterday at 1:28 PM1 replyview on HN

But it is now possible for a very non technical user to vibe code Grand Theft Auto II for fun. In two years they'll be able to vibe code GTA V for fun.

Likewise with many other things - people who don't know how to code can produce large custom programs which do what they needed. They're probably not amazingly well written nor maintainable by a human with limited time on their hands but that also doesn't matter at all for nearly all use cases.


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YeGoblynQueenneyesterday at 10:34 PM

That should completely destroy the software industry and the software development profession, but this hasn't happened yet far as I can tell. Maybe we're not quite there yet?

I've only found this guy trying to code GTA 6 before it's released (not II):

https://mashable.com/tech/ai-startup-founder-attempts-to-vib...

Is that the one you meant? I wonder why he didn't try to code GTA 7. I mean, why not?