Now that I could scale up my app doing multiple things with single resources, once the item has been through the processing system, deleting it afterwards proved to be a big headache as, like a factory, if you send lettuce through a machine to get chopped up, you have tons of fucking lettuce getting into EVERYWHERE that you eventually need to clean up. This is where I ran into all of these fucking foreign key errors.
Still sticking with GTP 4.1, I tried using Claude earlier with a big context brief and it shit the bed right away. GPT 4.1 is slower and more cautious, costing 4 cents a prompt, but it knows to be more incremental and cautious. Claude just goes apeshit and tries to do too much, and, for me at least, produces big leaps forward followed by periods where nothing works and you have to rollback and figure out what crack Claude just smoked. However, if you have a really detailed prompt for Claude on a specific error, it does have more brainpower than GTP 4.1 I think.
Anyways, if you have ever thought about an app you'd like to make, now is the time to do it! Vibe coding is amazing and the learning as you go along is more fun than any video game or puzzle or any shit, coding is fun when it is interactive like this and you're studying the output and learning the feeling of the hows and the whys things do what.
I asked the AI, knowing what it knows about me, to draw what I will look like when I run out of money from vibe coding without my software yet making any money and this is what it gave me:
