When someone tells you not to vibe-code a bridge, they're probably right. But here we are, watching the Golden Gate Bridge literally disintegrate into particles because someone decided to write critical infrastructure code while vibing to lo-fi beats.
You know that feeling when you're in the zone at 2 AM, hopped up on energy drinks, and everything you type feels like pure genius? Yeah, that's vibe-coding. No planning, no documentation, just raw intuition and questionable decisions. Great for side projects, catastrophic for anything load-bearing—literally or metaphorically.
The bridge crumbling into dust is basically what happens to your "it works on my machine" code when it hits production. Sure, it felt solid when you were building it, but structural integrity requires a bit more than good vibes and wishful thinking.
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