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I had no choice 🫡

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Replying to Avatar Derek Ross

I was recently reminded by nostr:nprofile1qyfhwue69uhnzv3h9cczuvpwxyarsvpcxyq32amnwvaz7tmpvanhytnwdaehgu3wd3skueqqyqvfqhg2t43r4wq6nzaf33vzh4040ujsd34cpzg9l3ve6ksty2dss3e99mm of how frustrated I was with vibe coding about eight months ago. I had already spent hundreds of dollars on a project, and it was still full of bugs and half-baked features. The idea was great, but it clearly needed more work, which meant more time and more money. I was close to giving up. I was genuinely close to walking away from vibe coding altogether.

But I’m not a quitter.

I kept going and invested even more, eventually spending around $800 on my first serious project using Goose and Gemini 2.5 Pro. Since then, the tools have improved dramatically. The models are better, faster, and more capable. But more importantly, I got better.

I now see that phase as a learning and teaching experience. I learned how to communicate with AI effectively, how to guide it, correct it, and push it toward better outcomes. I learned the tricks of the trade and how to actually use AI as a real development partner. I kept building and I eventually won. That frustration wasn’t wasted at all. It was the cost of learning how to build in a new way.

Which project was this? I just saw the 5 stages of vibe coding gifs

The first one was the worst. I forget where I stopped. Second or third season maybe

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Boss: use this to your advantage. Use these ⭕️ friends to push our narrative

Sats: the ones in the ⭕️ are retarded, they keep saying “what does this mean?” And laugh like idiots

Upper Body Functional Strength Training

AMRAP: wide grip chest press, lat pullover

AMRAP: neutral grip chest press, renegade row

Block: Bent over row, zottman curl, tricep kickback

Finisher: Plyo push-ups

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GM Evan!

Boss - were you able to push any of our “Bitcoin” agendas *wink wink*

Sats - well, I tried telling them Michael Saylor is a net positive for the space and that KYC Bitcoin is way better than NOKYC

Boss - what do you mean by “tried”

Sats - I told them about it but they weren’t receptive.

Boss - At least you tried. Did you tell them about the yield?

Sats - …

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