Miklos Toth poses a direct challenge to developers without overselling solutions
Client: soooo there is vibecoding. Can you deliver the same software for 50% cheaper? You as developer, what is your answer??? | Miklos Toth
Verdict
Miklos Toth presents a clear and direct question, avoiding the usual pretense of humility or expertise. By asking, 'Can you deliver the same software for 50% cheaper?', he cuts through performative gestures to address a real-world issue with raw honesty rarely seen in LinkedIn discussions. The post resists borrowed authority; it doesn't lean on credentials but instead engages developers directly, placing the focus on their perspective. Rather than offering manufactured profundity, it brings forth a simple yet challenging scenario that many in the industry face, inviting genuine discussion. Additionally, there's no self-promotion lurking beneath the question — it's an invitation to dialogue rather than a veiled sales pitch, which is refreshing for this platform.
The post lacks any semblance of humility or self-deprecation; it's a straightforward question.
There's minimal credential-waving, mainly relying on the scenario rather than experience.
'Can you deliver the same software for 50% cheaper?' presents a shallow dilemma without substantial insight.
No evident contradiction in the message; it simply poses a common industry dilemma.
'You as developer' implies no direct self-promotion or selling of services.
'vibecoding' is an overused term that adds little value to the discussion.