canxerian

Thanks

After experiencing many bugs and UX oddities with both of those, I went back to ScreenStudio.

ScreenStudio is reliable and produces the best results for my use case (educational content and client updates)

Vibe coding does none of the above

If you are feeling over reliant on these tools then I quickfix that's worked me is to have real conversations with real people. Organise a coffee date if you must.

Feels appropriate: What if we made advertising illegal?

I agree with CLI feeling more deliberate. It could be the lack of "accept" gates (that you get with Cursor, Copilot etc).

When you say "switched to Claude Code entirely" do you still make manual edits in a text editor is CC doing 100% of the coding?

Also, you mentioned getting good at prompting - is there anything you do that's not already well documented?

Source: I worked there.

I keep on top of the desired result - my mediums are code, images and 3D renders. I'm critical of my own work, let alone AI, so I'll never use Cursor et al. The act of copy pasting is a proxy for quality control.

That said, Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini are plenty for me right now. I downloaded the ChatGPT OS X first, so that gets used the most. Gemini gives better results, but I often forget that's a choice.

Here's another one: coordinate space (e.g object, world, normal, tangent) to make vertex transformation calculations almost trivial.

If you have dependents and a stable income is important then by all means, wait for the perfect conditons to arise (they likely won't - or when they do, everyone else will also be taking advantage of such conditons).

Otherwise, take the plunge. Reduce your expenses e.g live in crappy apartment to save money and go all in on your dreams

The "capitalist model" does indeed address supply and demand issues. However I feel it breaks down when the market is globalised and housing is used as safety deposit boxes rather than actual places to live.

London is a peculiar in that the communities are propped up by the renters. Having lived here all my life I have gotten used to communities changing hands every 5 years or so.

It's beyond me why housing security isn't more of a thing here for those with jobs crucial to a thriving local community - e.g teachers, healthcare workers etc.

It's apparent that what we have isn't a fully liberal capitalist market, but a game of monopoly.

I'm also tired of people who claim to be excited by AI. They are the dullest of them all.

Would be nice if you had a cached analysis - I see you have mrbeast's link as the search placeholder. Perhaps have that as typed in, ready to go so interested users can get a quick flavour of what the functionality is?

Keep up the good work!