When you start writing a code and find yourself overusing conditional/if statements inefficiently, making your code long, messy and unreadable. This strategy is often used by people new to coding, or people that have not planned out how they will write their program. In addition to spamming if statements, if-coders also often do not follow the rules of object oriented programming. They will often only have one class file and will include all of the code for the objects they could have made in that class, resulting in a (very) long code that is hard to read and hard to expand off of, which often leads to code abandonment.
Example 1*
Person 1: Last night I was making a pretty cool game, but I found myself if-coding, and I had to abandon it.
Person 2: Oh wow that's gotta suck.
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Example 2*
New Coder: Hey check out this cool game I made!
Experienced Coder: This is a big piece of if-code. Your game sucks.
New Coder: Well my mom thought it was pretty cool...
Person 1: Last night I was making a pretty cool game, but I found myself if-coding, and I had to abandon it.
Person 2: Oh wow that's gotta suck.
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Example 2*
New Coder: Hey check out this cool game I made!
Experienced Coder: This is a big piece of if-code. Your game sucks.
New Coder: Well my mom thought it was pretty cool...
by YetAnother13YearOldBoy November 13, 2013
by drkrappenschitz April 04, 2018
In Genetic Code A Goes With U and C Goes With G?? which is weird because C ALWAYS GOES WITH A??? In Genetic Code 2.0 A Always Goes W C. AND IN EVERY OTHER UNIVERSE C WILL ALWAYS GO WITH A. BECAUSE A LOVES C AND WANTS C TO KNOW THAT THEY ARE THEIR CODON PARTNER OR WHSTEVRR GENETIC CODE IS USED FOR. (Im Not Talking Ab Biology 😈🔥🙏🙏🫶🎉🎉‼️‼️‼️)
Psst…Hey For Number Five, the Genetic Code Question…A Goes With What Again??
C. Its Always C. And Its Genetic Code 2.0, Not Genetic Code.
..Okay?? Erm Why Did Ur Tone Get All Serious..?
C. Its Always C. And Its Genetic Code 2.0, Not Genetic Code.
..Okay?? Erm Why Did Ur Tone Get All Serious..?
by lumibae March 04, 2024
A retard, someone who is so retarded and dumb they fall into their own code number. Specifically someone in your party while gaming.
by Plormbee May 25, 2020
Use this phrase to alert your nearby friends when another friend or lover is off their meds and horny beyond measure.
Sonic: You still haven't taken your meds, huh?
Amy Rose: Let's go home! I'e got a list of fun activities we can try from this website I found called urban dictionary
Sonic: Code rose...?
Amy Rose: Let's go home! I'e got a list of fun activities we can try from this website I found called urban dictionary
Sonic: Code rose...?
vibe-coding /vīb-kō-diNG/
noun
A programming methodology in which developers with Computer Science degrees outsource their jobs to AI while charging clients $200/hour for their "expertise." It involves typing vague descriptions into GitHub Copilot and then debugging the resulting code while pretending you understood what was happening all along. Karpath was right - coding using jazz method is instant FLOW.
noun
A programming methodology in which developers with Computer Science degrees outsource their jobs to AI while charging clients $200/hour for their "expertise." It involves typing vague descriptions into GitHub Copilot and then debugging the resulting code while pretending you understood what was happening all along. Karpath was right - coding using jazz method is instant FLOW.
"Dave spent three weeks vibe coding a basic inventory app, which is impressive considering it would have taken him two days if he'd just written it himself."
Most commonly observed in open-plan offices where practitioners dramatically frown at error messages they don't understand before asking the AI to fix its own mistakes. Success is measured not by code quality but by how convincingly one can explain in meetings that the obscure bugs were "interesting edge cases" rather than "I have no idea what this code actually does."
Most commonly observed in open-plan offices where practitioners dramatically frown at error messages they don't understand before asking the AI to fix its own mistakes. Success is measured not by code quality but by how convincingly one can explain in meetings that the obscure bugs were "interesting edge cases" rather than "I have no idea what this code actually does."
by robtyyz March 12, 2025
A mind virus phenomenon coined by renowned AI researcher Andrej Karpathy that describes relying on AI like ChatGPT and other large language models to generate code based on user descriptions and prompts. Oftentimes the desired outcome of the prompt is desired vs the actual lines of code themselves.
One could argue that it's great for proof of concepting work, but terrible for deploying to production.
One could argue that it's great for proof of concepting work, but terrible for deploying to production.
Non Technical Crypto Bro: Yo check out this new SaaS product that transacts b2b payments that I built while vibe coding with ChatGPT!
Software engineer: Super neat! What approach did you use to prevent Denial of Wallet attacks and what service did you use to secure your API keys?
Non Technical Crypto Bro: WTF are you even talking about? Who gives a shit! Look at my amazing product!
Software engineer: Super neat! What approach did you use to prevent Denial of Wallet attacks and what service did you use to secure your API keys?
Non Technical Crypto Bro: WTF are you even talking about? Who gives a shit! Look at my amazing product!
by Justinmix May 28, 2025