yeah, im done. i just looked at the forecasted bill. i feel like i've been shitcoining and just watched the rug get pulled.
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Tales of the burned vibe coder š
Never a good feeling.
Ouch, what was your setup out curiosity?
similar experience. very difficult to iterate and add more features. technical debt is real.
Try Cursor. $20/mo.
It seems to break already working things less often than Claude and it's a lot easier to revert changes.
Ouch. š¤š«
use git!
Every every successfully implemented piece I should have or at least last night when I had it 90% working, all but NWC.
git is useful for a lot more
Git LFS is pretty cool and Iām using it to have revisioned build toolchains and setups
it also means I get build determinism as the hash for the toolchain is tracked in the code repo
Pro-tip: Vibe code using the chat frontends that don't bill per token (chatgpt). Just paste all the code in the box.
Helpful command:
https://github.com/jooray/dotfiles/blob/main/.functions#L525
Usage: "unapaster *.py"
I have gotten to where I'm trying to build everything in tiny blocks of code that i then pull together and make a list of its various "modules" for working with in the app itself. Troubleshooting is a bitch but the app I'm working on is slowly moving forward and making progress. Every time i hit a roadblock like this i find something else to separate out and make a module.
Also i never pay per token, lol