There is no market for this: LLM coding

So I’m an engineer, been coding a long time and love doing it. I’ve kept up with LLMs and vibe coding, and no exaggeration it’s the biggest change of my lifetime. I love it. I’ll let others talk the downsides; I am not blind to them but here I want to reflect a bit on a recent project and how late-2026-LLM tools drove it. Let me set the stage: I live in San Diego, where you can ride bikes and motorcycles year-round. Annual rainfall normally around 10″ and usually only for a few weeks, moderate temperatures and never snow or ice. Lane splitting and filtering are legal in California. EV chargers are common (I have L2 at home and at work!) I commuted for three years on a Piaggio 350 so I know the issues. More background – back when we chose the Chevy Bolt to replace the Piaggio, I researched EV motorcycles and test-rode the Zero DS/R. Cool bike, but Over 20k USD No traction control or ABS made for a scary ride with more risk than I wanted But now, you can find used Zeros for way less. I…