Are we at the point yet where companies are looking for programmers specifically to fix their vibe coded codebases? A codebase restoration expert?
Or will they do what most companies do when they sink millions of dollars into a codebase that doesn't work: dump the codebase, dump the team, hire a new one, and build from scratch?
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Are we at the point yet where companies are looking for programmers specifically to fix their vibe coded codebases? A codebase restoration expert?
Or will they do what most companies do when they sink millions of dollars into a codebase that doesn't work: dump the codebase, dump the team, hire a new one, and build from scratch?
What does everybody think?
edit: oxford comma is life.