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Why does "vibe coding" not lead to anything productive, for the most part? A great person to answer is Addy Osmani: he has been working on Chrome for 10+ years, and has just published his new book: Beyond Vibe Coding. Watch or listen: • YouTube: • Spotify: • Apple:...

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