I tried vibe coding a hashpool upgrade. I accomplished my development goal after a lot of back and forth. But now there's a bunch of code I don't understand in there. Seems like I will be spending the next week cleaning up the mess generated this week. I'm hitting my development milestones. A win is a win. I still think the best way to use LLMs is with heavy oversight and manual approval for each code change. I can probably extend the leash a bit and let it run on a tightly scoped problem like "get these tests to pass" or "fix these compile errors". Less so with unknown or fuzzy requirements like "redesign the mint quote flow to send a locking key bundled with the mining share instead of the blinded messages". That's how I ended up with all this vestigial code and sub-optimal flows.

robotaxis cannot arrive soon enough. i had mfers trying to kill me with their cars all day today. how hard is it to - don't run red lights - look for oncoming traffic before a u turn dayum! smdh

An rss feed of blossom videos posted to my account. Very cool! https://castr.me/npub16vzjeglr653mrmyqvu0trwaq29az753wr9th3hyrm5p63kz2zu8qzumhgd

...then they fight you it's happening

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Skateboarding is proof of work. When you hop on a board and do a kickflip that's undeniable proof that you put in the work to learn that skill. It can't be faked. The same is true for many domains. It's not true for material things, social status, political offices, credentials. In fact, I would argue it's not true for most of the things people covet. Don't be like most people. Learn skills. Build reputation. Show unforgeable proof of work. That's the signal, ignore the noise. Once you adopt this outlook you start to identify the folks in your life with the same outlook. Surround yourself with these people and you can achieve great things together. There's only one way to learn to kickflip. Get out there and skate. 🤙

this looks cool

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