Economics will dictate that working bespoke on coding will simply not be profitable anymore. Great article but there is no stopping this trend at this rate.

I would guess that most HN users are employees. By far the largest dictator of your day to day life is your employer. Sentences such as this one from the article

"Hopefully, many developers will slowly rediscover their love for programming when they can apply it to problems that actually interest and challenge them"

Simply to not understand this dynamic. The economics will dictate what will happen and NOT much else.

That is, assuming you believe "vibe coding" is actually more efficient than hand-coding. If your users simply accept bugs that can't be fixed because doing so would lead to a day-long discussion with your AI, then it is true. Human language is one of the worst ways to describe software.