Tag Archives: AI Coding Assistants

The Judgment: When Vibe Coding AKA “I Have No Idea How This Works” Becomes Word of the Year

Collins Dictionary has crowned “vibe coding” its 2025 Word of the Year, officially enshrining the practice of writing software you don’t understand into the English lexicon. The term, coined by OpenAI co-founder Andrej Karpathy in February, describes the revolutionary process of instructing an AI to generate code while you “forget that the code even exists”. […]

The Great Software Developer Compression: How Silicon Valley Accidentally Speedrun Themselves Into Extinction

In the grand tradition of technological innovation solving problems that didn’t exist while creating catastrophes that definitely do, the software engineering profession has undergone what historians will undoubtedly call “The Great Compression” – a miraculous feat of time-space manipulation that has condensed four years of computer science education into what can only be described as […]

Down the Rabbit Hole: How Dropshipping Gurus Discovered They Could “Vibe Code” Their Way to Wonderland

Alice was getting very tired of sitting by her sister on the bank of YouTube, having nothing to do except watch another dropshipping millionaire explain how they made seven figures selling fidget spinners from Alibaba while somehow finding the time to create a 47-minute tutorial about it. The rabbit hole of internet entrepreneurship had grown […]

Google Unveils Jules: Because Nothing Says “Revolutionary Coding AI” Like Being Named After Your Aunt’s Book Club Friend

Google announced Jules, its new ai coding assistant at Google I/O 2025

In a SHOCKING, ABSOLUTELY SHOCKING, SHOCKING PRO MAX move that absolutely no one saw coming, Google has launched yet another AI coding assistant, bringing the total number of available AI coding tools to approximately one-hundred thousand, or roughly hundred AI coding assistants for every human software programmer on Earth. Named “Jules,” this latest addition to […]

Stack Over-Now-Underflow: The Tragicomic Tale of How AI Killed the Internet’s Sacred Developer Temple

An image depicting a software developer feeding paper with questions about code to an AI chatbot instead of typing it on Stack Overflow.

In what future tech historians will surely describe as the most predictable tech extinction since Blockbuster faced Netflix, Stack Overflow — the hallowed digital monastery where software programmers once gathered to both solve and create new programming problems—is quietly vanishing into the digital ether, leaving behind only the fading echo of “this question has been […]