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Behind the scenes with the Labubu-loving hackathon king of SF Business He’s the hackathon king of SF — and he doesn’t even know how to code Rene Turcios has attended more than 200 in two years, perfecting the art of "vibe-coding" before it was even a thing
Vibe Coder Who Doesnt Know How to Code Keeps Winning Hackathons in . . . An anonymous reader shared this report from the San Francisco Standard: About an hour into my meeting with the undisputed hackathon king of San Francisco, Rene Turcios asked if I wanted to smoke a joint with him I politely declined, but his offer hardly surprised me Turcios has built a reputatio
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Vibe coding - Wikipedia Vibe coding (also written as vibecoding) (Vibecode Vibecoder) is a recently-coined term for the practice of writing code, making web pages, or creating apps, by just telling an AI program what you want, and letting it create the product for you
Silicon Valleys next act: bringing vibe coding to the world "Vibe coding" is Silicon Valley's latest buzzword, coined by OpenAI's cofounder Andrej Karpathy It means using AI tools like Replit Agent for the heavy lifting in coding to quickly build
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