ভাইব কোডিং: এআই আর ক্রিপ্টোর নতুন গল্প?

আমি still remember the first time I heard ‘vibe coding’ uttered by Andrej Karpathy—not as a technical term, but as a sigh. It wasn’t about syntax or optimization. It was about forgetting yourself while building. In Web3, where devs once wrestled with complex SDKs and gas fees, vibe coding emerged like a breath of fresh air: write less, ship faster, let AI feel the intent. No more debugging loops. No more over-engineered frameworks. Just ask an LLM to nudge your vision—and watch it auto-correct—not by writing comments, but by feeling the flow. Look at dev.fun: not a platform for coders, but for creators. \(HELLOWORLD—260M market cap—isn't a token; it's an emotional hook. Click it, and you’re redirected to Ohara’s homepage: not code, but a meme that *breathes*. Compare that to AI Agent narratives: those promised autonomy in tasks. Vibe coding offers something quieter—creativity without permission. It doesn’t need funding rounds of \)100M+. It thrives on attention, on curiosity, on shared moments between strangers who code together.