I keep hearing: vibe-coding is garbage. A wave of hate — from senior developers about to be replaced by a cheaper rate, to managers about to be fired any day now.

Claude Code out of the box is a blind child with no hands or feet. Except, unlike a human child, it grows up not in twenty years — but in hours.

I don't talk — I ship. My projects are in production. They earn money for their owners right now. They speak for themselves. I don't care what stack they're written in. What matters is the result, not what's under the hood — as long as nothing breaks and it passes inspection without fuss.

I used to run an IT company of 40 people: credit-card processing, a search engine, online games, startups. Now I'm one. All 40 became dead weight — meetings, arguments, weekends gone.

Now I put four agents on a single landing page. I talk to them from a bar, a taxi, an airport — over Telegram. I have no plans to hire human developers until I see a task I can't solve myself.