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Making Vibe Coding a Core Skill

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Newton runs eight company hackathons that get ~40% of staff actively vibe coding, moving Excel-first operations people into reproducible code using dev containers (GitHub Codespaces) and cloud credits. Teams prototype real client tools, then use pair programming with infrastructure engineers to productionize them — a supply‑chain simulation built with Azure Batch is recreated on GCP in 25 minutes and a contractor’s month of work is done in six hours. Focus is on low-friction tooling, permission to experiment, and reusable containerized infrastructure.

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  1. 0:00Introducing Ben & Tom
  2. 1:12Ben's Path to Newton
  3. 3:15The Eight-Month AI Plan
  4. 6:30Fertile Ground for Innovation
  5. 9:13First Hackathon & Results
  6. 13:58Making It Easy for Non-Developers
  7. 19:02Supply Chain Case Study
  8. 22:20Open Questions & Next Challenges
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