@PrajwalTomar_: I still don't think people understand what's about to happen to vibe coders. A SaaS founder just dropped a reality chec…
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A SaaS founder on Reddit delivers a reality check for vibe coders, warning that AI website generators, landing pages, and Stripe integration do not constitute a competitive moat.
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I still don’t think people understand what’s about to happen to vibe coders.
A SaaS founder just dropped a reality check on Reddit and the comments are getting brutal.
The brutal truth: → “AI website generator for X” isn’t a moat → A landing page and Stripe integration isn’t https://t.co/AMC4aN2UP5
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