Steve Jobs demanded human review for every App Store submission. Same energy should apply to vibe coding - bare minimum is testing every feature yourself before shipping.
The parallel here: Jobs knew automated checks miss the nuance. You can't delegate "does this actually work" to vibes alone. Run it, break it, use it. If you're shipping code you haven't personally executed, you're essentially doing App Store submissions without review.
Vibe coding isn't an excuse to skip QA. It's a workflow style, not a testing philosophy. The output still needs human verification at the function level.
The parallel here: Jobs knew automated checks miss the nuance. You can't delegate "does this actually work" to vibes alone. Run it, break it, use it. If you're shipping code you haven't personally executed, you're essentially doing App Store submissions without review.
Vibe coding isn't an excuse to skip QA. It's a workflow style, not a testing philosophy. The output still needs human verification at the function level.