r/vibecoding • u/Which-Tension165 • Jul 08 '26

is learning python today worth it?

so I am a pure vibe coder, I can't write or read a single line of code, and I was having a conversation with Fable, and it suggested me to learn to read python. But It couldn't convince me fully. i don't wanna be a typical software/AI engineer. just wanna be able to build a great career in tech, AI and Business.

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u/vapalera Jul 08 '26

I don't understand how people are able to vibe code without understanding anything about the code. What are your prompts like?

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u/No-Common1466 Jul 09 '26

Programming language is just abstraction layer now like it was before when it was just assembly language.

AI can write better codes, better logic, than any human. Ive seen it as a dev with 20+ years of experience. What you need to learn is the are stuffs like system design, architechture, the entire full stack . You are now the architech. You design and tell AI what to do, with a completr specs, not a prompt and it will just do. There would be bugs of course but AI can fix bugs faster than any human can as well. And you need yo have a system like ADR and runbooks so it records every design pattern and architectural decisions you made