Pradawan

doing this and that 🦕 | 50x leverage connoisseur 📉 | no more procrastination ⛔

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Im grateful for everything. 🙏🏼

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cooking something..🍳

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why a little preparation ain't bad

the last few days i started vibe-coding an app.

first attempt:
i just began to vibe-code.

i thought about design while coding and conquered problems as they appeared.

while doing this i realized that it would probably be better to draw an actual sketch of the app on paper to know how it should look and give the ai better instructions.

second attempt:
so i decided to start again, made my drawings and let the ai code fresh from zero.

i noticed immediately how my prompts got better.

the ai did exactly what i wanted it to do.
but it still felt a bit itty.

while watching a movie with my wive i stumbled across this article from @kloss_xyz and i was hooked:
https://t.co/nBChIHlME6

i missed the whole movie cause this article is so extensive.

but it's definitely worth is.

third attempt:
so i decided to start once again but with a different approach.

i realized that i should probably start with a very simple app.

an app that just solves one problem but helps me to understand the game.

i realized that i'll learn more if i build and actually ship simple apps fast.

once i truly understand how to build i can start building more complex apps that take months to finish.

so i asked chatgpt for app ideas, picked on and followed the steps llöss described in the article.

and here i am now.

for the last two days the only thing i did was talking to claude without getting a single line of code.

i let claude rip my idea in parts.

but it felt good.

every question claude asked me about my idea made it better.

it made me super confident.

it made me rethink the idea and bring it to perfection.

now i'm sitting infront of a perfect product specification which i could never have created myself.

i'm really hyped to start the actual coding tomorrow.

i'll keep you updated.

[Pradawan @pradawan1]

why a little preparation ain't bad

the last few days i started vibe-coding an app.

first attempt:
i just began to vibe-code.

i thought about design while coding and conquered problems as they appeared.

while doing this i realized that it would probably be better to draw an actual sketch of the app on paper to know how it should look and give the ai better instructions.

second attempt:
so i decided to start again, made my drawings and let the ai code fresh from zero.

i noticed immediately how my prompts got better.

the ai did exactly what i wanted it to do.
but it still felt a bit itty.

while watching a movie with my wive i stumbled across this article from @kloss_xyz and i was hooked:
https://t.co/nBChIHlME6

i missed the whole movie cause this article is so extensive.

but it's definitely worth is.

third attempt:
so i decided to start once again but with a different approach.

i realized that i should probably start with a very simple app.

an app that just solves one problem but helps me to understand the game.

i realized that i'll learn more if i build and actually ship simple apps fast.

once i truly understand how to build i can start building more complex apps that take months to finish.

so i asked chatgpt for app ideas, picked on and followed the steps llöss described in the article.

and here i am now.

for the last two days the only thing i did was talking to claude without getting a single line of code.

i let claude rip my idea in parts.

but it felt good.

every question claude asked me about my idea made it better.

it made me super confident.

it made me rethink the idea and bring it to perfection.

now i'm sitting infront of a perfect product specification which i could never have created myself.

i'm really hyped to start the actual coding tomorrow.

i'll keep you updated.

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@matt_elevenlabs 11B

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@rork Would be amazing to test everything as I’m still new in the coding space.

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@AdityaShips You’ve got a typo there. 🤝🏼

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@hugomercierooo Twin

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@living_life_9 🐐

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@meta_alchemist I need some pls.

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@hoss_crypto Frohes Neues! 🎊

Ein bisschen BTC würde mir extrem beim Renovieren vom Haus und der Gartenhütte für den Hund helfen. 😅

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@lookonchain Yeah he sells 9 of 9.082 ETH at $4.150.

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And be grateful for everything you have!

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I've been liquidated for three times in my life so far.

But all three times happened on default markets, just because I was trading with 50x leverage and almost full ported each time.

Yesterday, I opened positions on BTC, ETH, SOL shortly before the crash - with 20x leverage, max 3% of my portfolio.

And I survived.

I even made good (unrealized) profits cause I aped the dip.

You can win back everything you lost.

Just figure what YOU - not someone else - did wrong and don't make the same mistake twice.

Consider this as a fresh start and do better - I believe in you!