Who Needs Skills When You Have Vibe Coding

Ten years of backend development. A decade of dealing with databases, APIs, server architecture, and all the serious grown-up stuff. Then JavaScript enters the chat and suddenly you're questioning every life decision that led you here. The follow-up tweet "what the fuck" perfectly captures that moment when you discover that `[] == ![]` returns true, or that `typeof NaN` is "number", or literally any other JavaScript quirk that makes you wonder if the language was designed by chaos itself. Backend devs really do live in a different universe where types are predictable and logic makes sense. Then JS shows up like "hey bestie, wanna see something cursed?" and suddenly you're Googling "why is banana bigger than apple in JavaScript" at 2 AM.

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