about to go through my bookmarks this weekend with the amount of AI stuff i’ve saved at this point i should be able to build my own LLM

if this is where this tech is already at what the f^ck does this look like in 6 months

i’ve been posting on X, seeing what does well or doesn’t, then basically just moving on so for the final day i’m building something for that a content agent for my own account it looks through what i’ve posted + how it performed, then helps me figure out what i should be doing more of, less of, or testing next not trying to make it write for me i just want something that helps me build a strategy around my content day 20/20

made a little game for @vibevibefun called Vibe Rush it’s a hold-to-fly game using characters from the vibe/vibe NFT collection started off super simple and somehow turned into way more work than i expected 😭 spent the last few days adding the characters, progression, different environments + audio and just trying to make the whole thing actually feel good to play finally got it to a point where i’m happy with it it’s live now: vibe-rush-nine.vercel.app/ day 19/20

work-life balance feels almost impossible when you’re still trying to make something click you literally have to be relentless, ruthless and locked in until something finally works because how do you balance something that hasn’t even started working yet?

the game is basically done and somehow that’s when i started noticing everything wrong with it been building Vibe Rush for the @vibevibefun builders program added characters from the NFT collection, got the audio in, and now i’m just cleaning up a few background sound + a few final UI details should be submitting it tomorrow day 18/20

building a game has somehow made me respect old-school game devs way more i’ve hit my limit more times than i can count working on Vibe rush and even with AI helping, there’s still so much shit to think about -movement -sound -progression -how things feel bugs you somehow create by fixing other bugs genuinely can’t imagine doing all this shit manually back then day 17/20

was talking to a friend today and he randomly put me onto neobanks never really paid attention to how these things worked one thing that stood out is how stablecoins + onchain infra are lowering the barrier for smaller teams to build financial products but the more i looked, the more i realized building the actual product is only one piece there’s a whole layer underneath with cards, payments, fraud, disputes, risk etc kinda crazy how you can basically piece together different parts now instead of building the whole financial stack yourself

trying to figure out why all 7 of my memecoin launches got cooked somehow turned into a whole new build while digging through the data, i realized the tool i wanted for this didn’t really exist so i’m building it launch intelligence for robinhood chain vibe/vibe testnet will be the first integration pons gives me real launch data to learn from the idea is simple: show me how a launch is developing without making me dig through every trade + wallet myself day 16/20