Bonjour.
Umbreon ex, the chase of Prismatic Evolutions, numbered 161/131.
Moonbreon rules Evolving Skies at €1,700.00. Umbreon does this to every set it touches.
Current value €1,198.00 on Cardmarket, NM EN.
"Fable 5 will be included for up to 50% of weekly usage limits through July 7", Suicide move if not reverted: 1. Opus is a *very* weak model. 2. GPT 5.6 will reach a similar agreement and will be available in the flat plan soon I guess.
@HamelHusain@rasbt the people who actually taught me anything weren't running courses, they were builders posting their mistakes in public.
learned more watching someone debug a thing wrong for an hour than from any polished tutorial. rasbt's a great shout.
the roles people are splitting building into this week (prototyper, builder, sweeper, maintainer) all live in one person when you're solo. and they fight.
my prototyper shipped twenty features week one. my sweeper spent a month deleting most of them. same person, opposite jobs, different days.
building alone isn't doing every role. it's knowing which one today actually needs to exist.
@tdinh_me did auth for my app and caught myself about to add a second step, then realized i'd just be taxing the people who already proved it's them. Boring stuff
@marclou@tibo_maker felt this hard. i run a markets tool and a collectibles app, wildly different ceilings. the collectibles one sits in a market that actually wants to pay.
@cormachayden_@zach_yadegari the "take notes" framing misses it i think.
that guy isn't grinding, he likes the thing. i build at night after work and nobody's making me, it's the most fun part of my day.
@iruletheworldmo the real life errands are sneakily the best use case for these. i haven't tried the calling thing yet, genuinely curious: does it handle the hold music and the "press 1 for billing" menus, or only once a human picks up? that's the part that'd actually save me.
@MustStopMurad the techniques rot, sure. but the skill underneath isn't "vibe coding", it's knowing what good looks like and catching when the machine is confidently wrong.
@vxunderground the descriptive comments giving it away is so funny. turns out the tell for ai code is the same everywhere, it's too tidy and over explains itself. even the malware can't help leaving clean readme energy.