WiB doesn't mean the thing is worse, it means it does less. Claude Code interestingly does WAY more than something like Pi which is genuinely WiB.
Move Fast and Break Things comes from the assumption that if you capture a market quick enough you will then have time to fix things.
YAGNI is simply a reminder that not preparing for contingencies can result in a simpler code base since you're unlikely to use the contingencies.
The spaghetti that people are making fun of in Claude Code is none of these things except maybe Move Fast and Break Things.
Yes, which is why I listed all three.
It's not about if the vibe coding results in any of these strictly, it's that the vibe coder can claim that the low quality doesn't matter and cite any of these as support for why the low quality doesn't matter.
Also to correct another common myth, porn was widely available on both formats and was not the cause of VHS’s success over Betamax.
When they compromised quality to get there, they were just more expensive.
And later S-VHS improved quality anyway.
We already knew that. This is a matter of people who didn't know that or didn't want to acknowledge that thinking they now have proof that it doesn't matter for creating a crazy popular & successful product, as if it's a gotcha on those who advocate for good practices. When your goal is to create something successful that you can cash out, good practices and quality are/were never a concern. This is the basis for YAGNI, move-fast-and-break-things, and worse-is-better. We've know this since at least betamax-vs-VHS (although maybe the WiB VHS cultural knowledge is forgotten these days).