Writing barely functioning code with no hope of maintaining or understanding it using AI — a technique mostly used by tech bros who lost all their money on NFTs and are now trying to be relevant again.
Tyler just finished vibe coding an app, and now I have to fix his unreadable lines of stinking shit masquerading as functional code.
by lorrinc_sajnos May 11, 2025
Get the vibe codingmug. The ex code is the code for people who dated and then broke up (exes) and then tell their secrets. They can't tell the secret no matter what happens (unless they completely backstab you or something)
by Fiddlestick March 18, 2017
Get the ex codemug. Coding. The act where one writes or creates code and suffers from the various bugs that pains them as well as running 2 hours of sleep on black coffee and pure spirit to finish the code.
“What’s all that screaming, also, is that dude dead?!”
“No, he’s just pretty tired after coding and dealing with bugs for the past 2 days. The screams are from him, by the way.”
“No, he’s just pretty tired after coding and dealing with bugs for the past 2 days. The screams are from him, by the way.”
by Alessio_rpy April 9, 2025
Get the Codingmug. by melvinio November 23, 2021
Get the Code Deadmug. a guy who isn't necessarily super stereotypically masculine/has characteristics that tend to be more typically associated with femininity. kinda like cute, adorable, sweet, little spoon - basically just the epitome of babygirl.
Girl1: "Omg i'm literally in love with tanmay from the band weston estate ughh, it's so unfair because he doesn't even know i exist but i literally cannot help my crush on him thoooo"
Girl2: "True but he is just so babygirl coded"
Girl2: "True but he is just so babygirl coded"
by TheTea4Me June 5, 2024
Get the babygirl codedmug. A mercenary-level developer that produces obfuscated code that fullfills the case study, thus bein able to charge his freelance honoraries faster than a Ninja can draw a Shuriken from his robe.
His obfuscation stems not from bad faith, but merely from getting results as fast as possible; and mainly because, like the proverbial Ninja, he claims to be a Black Belt master of any weapon (language) he gets his hand on.
"Jack of All Trades, Master of None" is a phrase of wisdom he disdains with a sense of pride.
His obfuscation stems not from bad faith, but merely from getting results as fast as possible; and mainly because, like the proverbial Ninja, he claims to be a Black Belt master of any weapon (language) he gets his hand on.
"Jack of All Trades, Master of None" is a phrase of wisdom he disdains with a sense of pride.
This dude is a Code Ninja, no matter in which language is the thing written in. Code's a bit messy, but the customer got his results rather quickly.
by alejandrob April 13, 2018
Get the Code Ninjamug. 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
Get the Vibe Codingmug.