@mattpocockuk Yeah, I got so frustrated trying to explain this I built a skill I use for this when trying to describe interfaces and how they work: https://t.co/MowqQ3cwAw
Wild. 100 day streak for writing. This app like revolutionized my writing habits. Never would've guessed I could hit 100 but it's now just part of my daily routine -- but the app keeps me motivated even when I'm not.
Expectation: the age of the IDE is over
Reality: we’re going to need a bigger IDE
(imo).
It just looks very different because humans now move upwards and program at a higher level - the basic unit of interest is not one file but one agent. It’s still programming.
One feature this will have: No Shuffle on albums. Playlists -- sure fine, ok. But on albums. Unless you like answer a prompt that is like "ARE YOU FUCKING SURE? type the word SHUFFLE below" -- then maybe I'll let you shuffle an album.
I'm now listening to music in my own superior music player that I _started_ vibe code--no, just *coding* a few hours ago that is already pretty good? The future is now! Needs a better name than MusicApp lol! But like... look at this shit! Follow for updates? haha.
I think also we need to stop calling it vibe-coding. It's just coding now. This is just what programming is now. Just like we don't hand code assembly anymore, we're just not going to hand-code Javascript or C or Python. It's over.
Describing UX to AI is enraging. "the card animates to the full page and the sidebar shrinks to make room and the other list updates based on what I picked". And then it gets it wrong. Nah, now it's just: morph, yield, grow.
npx skills add rawktron/skills --skill ux-vocabulary
I've had good success where the above description built what I wanted first try rather than me tearing my hair out trying to describe what I meant and it misunderstanding.
I had to add "edit" mode to https://t.co/priTdDaLeZ because I'm done drafting but I don't want to lose my streak / keep collecting artifacts! Sometimes I delete words now! So it now supports "edit" mode changing daily challenges and what your daily "target" is.
The gap between working on a book vs. working on software in terms of the pace of development is wild. Writing a book feels positively glacial in pace when working on software feels like warp speed.
THE END. 91,543 words. 54-day writing streak to write the remaining 48,888 words when I thought I was "halfway" there. This one was hard fucking work. Now to start the part that takes even longer. Editing it.
50 day writing streak! This goofy writing streak app has basically helped me (nearly) finish latest WIP! It's available (free) on my author website: https://t.co/priTdDaLeZ
@elonmusk Um, so my Kardashev Cycle series was not intended as a manual! Haha but hey congrats on making it a reality? Film rights still available! https://t.co/yxaGT87tHC
Just a reminder that all this talk of Kardashev Scales that I wrote an entire series called the Kardashev cycle about basically exactly all this haha. https://t.co/yxaGT86VS4