Writing, Coding, and Trying to Avoid the Vibe-Coding Trap
I just wanted to write and code—no vibe coding, no ghostwriting AI. As tools get smarter, I find myself fighting to stay in control, to keep the process human, imperfect, and mine.
I just wanted to write and code—no vibe coding, no ghostwriting AI. As tools get smarter, I find myself fighting to stay in control, to keep the process human, imperfect, and mine.
I’ve been working on a personal coding project to stay sharp and keep learning. It’s not about making money—it’s about challenging myself, exploring new tools, and building something useful. Whether it succeeds or not, the process itself is the reward. Here’s what I’ve been working on.
AI isn’t replacing software engineers or writers yet—it still makes mistakes and lacks real understanding. Right now, it’s like a smart librarian: great at finding info but not capable of deep reasoning across all domains. The key is learning to use AI effectively so we don’t get left behind.