The rise of the professional vibe coder (a new AI-era job) | Lazar Jovanovic (Professional Vibe Coder)
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I'm the first official vibe coding engineer at Lovable. You're at the top point one percent elite level of vibe coding. It's a dream job for so many people. It became a job by building in public. You don't need a company to hire you. You can hire yourself as a professional live coder first. You've never coded, you don't wanna look at the code. Coding is gonna be like calligraphy. People like, Oh my god, you wrote that code? That's so amazing. It's gonna be so rare, that it's gonna become An art. These Venn diagrams of engineer design Air PM. Used to be very separate, now they're converging. AI regardless of your background is an amplifier. If you don't know what you're doing, you're just gonna produce garbage faster. Feels like an emerging core skill is learning clarity in the ask of the AI. I like to use the Aladdin and the genie analogy. You rub the lamp, a genie comes out, I'll grant you three wishes. The first wish is I wanna be taller. Genie makes me 13 feet tall because I was Is not specific, eh? I just don't understand what do you mean when you say you know what I mean? So you need to be specific. I'm optimizing a hundred percent of my time today on good judgment.
Clarity. Quality Taste. Today my guest is Lazar Jovanovich. Lazar is a professional vibe coder.
He gets paid to vibe code all day. and build internal and external products. This conversation is going to blow your mind in so many ways This is not only a really interesting new career path for people to consider. If you listen to what Lazar shares.
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