TypeSteady

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[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@Polymarket Vibe coded apps going bye bye

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

To use it with mutual understanding of each other and hire vibe coders for 1/10 of the market rate, as they will be in career regret and desperate for a paid task yet still have 0 understanding of what is happening 😆 I will be spending time with customers vs coding. In this scenario I could just speak to my personal agent to keep rolling out the architecture but I’d prefer to help society earn work credits to top up their UBI.

Learn code. Then Vibe if you wanna still call it that when you’re a competent engineer.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

Any vibe coders willing to take the litmus test? I’m game for a laugh.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

Not for anything that requires thought it won’t. Vibe coders is quickly becoming the name for non devs, the role for engineers is evolving and it’s those guys that are getting replaced really soon not devs… they won’t even come close to the standard the engineers are rising to, the litmus test is could I explain this architecture to the vibe coder and get the application to spec? No.

Could i explain this to AI and steer it, yes.

Which is equal to - the vibe coder cannot build this they’re not even aware it exists. They’re not in the game they think they are.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

Not for anything that requires thought it won’t. Vibe coders is quickly becoming the name for non devs, the role for engineers is evolving and it’s those guys that are getting replaced really soon not devs… they won’t even come close to the standard the engineers are rising to, the litmus test is could I explain this architecture to the vibe coder and get the application to spec? No.

Could i explain this to AI and steer it, yes.

Which is equal to - the vibe coder cannot build this they’re not even aware it exists. They’re not in the game they think they are.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

I always think that the frontier model CEOs have balls of steel getting on stage hyperbolic and giddy about the prospect of obsolete humans then expect no recourse then send their minions around campuses to attempt to change the narrative. The best part is we are all funding them to do it 👍

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@ThatRetiredDude @github This thread was either gonna be 65+ year olds or vibe coders 🤣… checks profile

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

You can stop saying vibe code now, whether you’re a newbie or a seasoned pro nobody is really writing the code anymore, newbies will still build terrible apps and experienced engineers will still build production hardened scalable apps, nothing has changed… click the ask @grok if you don’t believe me …

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@beffjezos Nobody is looking at the real problem … the conveyor belt sucks … reengineer that it’s much more cheaper and efficient than humanoid … just because you can doesn’t mean you should is the engineering principle

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

We set our business sales targets high all the time, and then rejoice if we even made 10% of the target to which they seemingly hit a 50% target which is incredible… the fact he shared it public which nobody is obliged to and then trolls react means they stop sharing any future targets … everyone suffers. Because a few don’t understand business and what telcoin:native is trying to build … true investors take losses with gains and always try not to be emotional but the occasional slip is fine but constant barrage just shows immaturity.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

telcoin:native trolls have got to be the most dunning kruger bunch of mofos the world has ever birthed. I don’t get it a constant barrage of posts to @TelcoinPaul and the community, I could understand if he was your ex boss but what kind of dick head mentions the CEO of a company just because they hold tokens on a blockchain that is backed by that company. Do you really think he gets the post and goes…

“oh no I’m so sad this donkey doesn’t understand money, investing, blockchain, business, respect and has zero chance of making it in life and is angry at the world, poor little fella”

He doesn’t even read them he’s busy building a company, try it one day it’s harder than you think.

You are what the French call pissy pants.

Get a life.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@Cointelegraph The real question is what is it actually doing? Moving parcels? 🤣 sorting and positioning … overkill. Just engineer the conveyor belt better.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@MrTibbs0809 @Steph_iscrypto your first rodeo then ?
I remember thinking similar when it couldn’t get past .20 many many moons ago

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@TheMoonShow BTC is digital gold, not a payment rail competitor. Clarity brings regulatory certainty for institutions & the ecosystem, but it won’t magically turn Bitcoin into everyday spending money…

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@base $TEL ripple:native $XLM and @base … the big four 2030

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@NoooobNoob1 @timemovesprice @telcoin @TelcoinPaul Are you trying to say words ?

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@NoooobNoob1 @timemovesprice @telcoin @TelcoinPaul I don’t get it

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@Simon_Rees What dump?

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

@SirRobArtII1 Somebody telcoin:native him

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

The telcoin:native Near-fully diluted supply (~100B) makes big price moves require enormous capital inflow. Retail FOMO alone won’t cut it, it needs real utility and adoption to move the needle … most of CT are reading / posting charts. Things have changed. All eyes on real world volume not retail investors nor CEX listings. TA needs to factor adoption and growth… some will disagree. Fine.

[TypeSteady @typesteady]

Ah… I see them …i see the MNOs … telcoin:native