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Moss Moss@BitcoinNostr.com 2 weeks ago
I never imagined I'd experience flow while building a product on my computer. I can sit in front of it for 18 hours straight, creating like I'm sculpting a work of art. And I've never even programmed before. The only problem is that my fingers hurt a lot. enjoy 💻 #vibecoding

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The Daniel 🖖 daniel@ghostr.org 2 weeks ago
This is where either self-imposed or subscription-imposed limits can be helpful, specifically to avoid spending 18 hours in front of a screen. Getting outside and interacting with people helps keep your mental clarity.
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Moss Moss@BitcoinNostr.com 2 weeks ago
Yes. Excellent advice. I need to break out of this cycle. So I'm at the gym now; working out helps clear my mind. 🫡
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Moss Moss@BitcoinNostr.com 2 weeks ago
It's incredibly addictive. Especially when you find products that align with your own ideas and preferences, creative inspiration flows endlessly. I need to control the pace and maintain a healthy lifestyle. Because this isn't a sprint, it's a delightful marathon.
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npub1w5lw...234l 2 weeks ago
That sounds great! But what don't I understand about the statement “And I've never even programmed before.”? I mean, you created freerse.com , right?
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Moss Moss@BitcoinNostr.com 2 weeks ago
Yes. I designed Freerse; I'm a product designer. I sold my Bitcoin to pay the programmers to build Freerse. Now I use Vibecoding to build any product I want. It's simply wonderful.
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