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We're live. Welcome to the stream.
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You're tuned in to the number one
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technology stream in the history of
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mankind. We're going to build today
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startups using AI using clock code.
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We're discuss all the big news
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going to be masters. Welcome to the
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stream everyone. Welcome to fam. It is
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good to have you here. Uh Muhammad is a
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member. Thank you for becoming a YouTube
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member Muhammad. Also, I hope the audio
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is good. Let me know if there's any
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audio issues. We're going to talk today
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about Gro 4. We're going to build a
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startup with it. We're going to go over
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the strengths, the weaknesses. We're
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going to go over the latest AI news.
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We're going to build awesome things with
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Claude Code. If you're here for Claude
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Code, Claude Code still going bananas. I
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wish this microphone arm stood still. It
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constantly goes down as the stream goes
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on. How's everyone doing? Welcome in
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here. Creator buddy Delta Squad. What's
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up, Fields? Good to have you here,
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Forest Dang. Welcome. Good to have
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everyone here. Um, let's get right into
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uh Gro 4. What's going on with it?
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Everything there. Creator buddy, Delta
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for Life. Love it. Feels. Um, it's been
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a week. We do this every Thursday,
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although I'm thinking about
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expanding this maybe to twice a week,
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maybe to three times a week. We'll see.
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I feel like the Thursday once a week
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keeps it keeps it uh the the energy
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high. I'm using Claude right now. I've
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been using it all day. Here's a few
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things you can do whether you're
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watching this live, whether you're
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watching the replay on YouTube.
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Few things you can do with me.
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Obviously, you can watch, learn. I'm
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going to build stuff. I'm going to code
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stuff. We're going to vibe code. I'm
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going to teach you things about AI. I'm
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going to go over the news. You'll be up
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to date on everything going on. You can
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engage and watch that if you want. If
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you want to go in the background, leave
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this up. Vibe Code with me. Pull up
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Claude Code. Pull up Gro 4. Build stuff.
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Have this on in the background. I put on
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a little bit of lowfi music in the
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background to keep you entertained. Keep
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the the dopamine high. You can just vibe
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code with us here. Pull up Claude. Just
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vibe code with us if you want.
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Get in the chat, hang out. If you're
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watching the replay on YouTube, you can
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get in the the look at the chat replay.
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Pretend like you're a part of the chat
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if you're in the replay. I don't know.
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Whatever you want to do. Uh, Victoria
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Shima, what's up, Victoria? How you
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doing? Uh, I'm so glad to be here. I'm
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so glad to have you here, Victoria. I'm
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so glad to have you here. Uh, any
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questions you have, feel free to put in
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the chat. I I I read every single chat.
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If you have a question, ask it. If you
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want to talk, smack, talk it, whatever
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you want to do. Uh, hello from Germany.
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I'm building an Android app with Claude
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Coat at the moment, says Kino based out.
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What kind of Android app you building,
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dude? Or girl? Could be a dude or Kino?
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I don't know. I'm going to guess, dude.
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Uh, what kind of what kind of app you
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building? Would love to hear it.
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Let's do this. Uh, they got like little
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XPS. You can see who's ranking right
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now. Forest Dang is ranked number one in
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this chat. If you want to beat Forest
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Dang in the chat to be the number one
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fan right now. Uh, chat chat chat more.
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I'm not with my PC right now. I'll be
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using Claude Mold to vibe code with you.
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Oh, let's go. Victoria, what do you do
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to uh how do you vibe code on mobile?
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Are you do you just use the clawed uh b
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like the chat? You just use the clawed
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chat and just have write a code. How do
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you vibe code on the go? I'll give you
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my vibe code setup in a second. Uh
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mobile vibe code setup. I'm going to
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give you guys some mobile vibe code
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alpha in a second here. Sierra Catalina
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in the house. Everyone follow Sierra
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Catalina on Twitter. Fantastic ex
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account. Good to have you here, Sierra.
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What have you been building this week?
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Everyone let me know in the chat what
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you built this week. What you've been
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coding. Hi from the land down under says
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Retroen. Greetings Australia might.
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Greetings Australia might.
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I'm here from Silicon Valley
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in California. Greetings from
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California. How to vibe code without
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lovable replet and have a live view
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during vibe coding. Is that what you
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want me to teach you in the stream,
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Olly? Is to show you how to vibe code
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without lovable replet. I'll do that and
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have a live view during vibe coding. You
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want me to maybe do we do like a vibe
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coding 101 just quick vibe coding 101 to
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start this off? No, because the hook of
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this video I think is Gro 4, right? Um
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so I'll talk about Gro 4 real quick,
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then we'll get into the vibe coding.
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We'll build some stuff with AI. I'll go
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into um
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I'll go into uh
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vibe coding 101. We'll just we'll
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discuss Grock real quick, then we'll go
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into vibe coding 101. Anie's in the
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house. If you guys are on X, make sure
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you follow Anie as well. Shout out
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Muhammad. Shout out Anie for
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subscribing. I appreciate that. Thank
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you. That that means a lot. Uh, also
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feel free to hit the like button down
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below so we can get more people in the
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fin fam to hang out. Let's get more
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people in the fin fam to hang out here.
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Um, all right. And you can hit like even
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if you're watching the replay.
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Let's do this. Let's talk Grock for Let
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me put up a visual so there's something
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to look at here. Grock,
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uh, let's go on. Actually, I'll pull up
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the XAI Twitter account. We're going to
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talk Here's the itinerary for today.
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We're going to talk Groc 4.
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Then we are going to build stuff with
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Claude code. And I'll explain why we're
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using Claude code and not Grocer for
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building stuff.
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We'll do Vibe Coding 101. So, if you're
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newer to vibe coding, I'll go through my
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setup. I'll go through how to get set up
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so you can get good to go. So, you can
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code with us here. It'd be great if you
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code with us here. Wouldn't that be fun?
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If you watch the stream, you learn, you
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code with us, you hang out, you code,
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you listen to the background music. Uh,
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that'd be cool. Ali says, "Yes, please."
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Okay, so we'll do vibe coding 101. The
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Android app notifies you when you're
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near any drugstore that you wanted to
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buy something. The Android app notifies
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you when you're near any drugstore. So,
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if I wanted to pick up some uh
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chocolate, right? I could put in
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chocolate and it alerts me when I'm near
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a store that has chocolate. That's cool.
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I built an autonomous vehicle rollout
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tracker for Austin comparing human
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driver safety data to AV safety data
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with austin.gov's API. That's sick. Holy
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smackaroon. That's pretty good. They're
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bringing a
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robo taxi to the San Fran area the next
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month. So, if you can build that for the
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San Fran area to make sure I'll be safe
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when I get inside there, that'd be
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great. Yes. I want to know if Grock 4 is
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worth $30 a month. All right, let's get
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into it, shall we?
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Someone wrote a reply on my last live
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stream. They were watching the replay.
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When does this guy get into it? Uh,
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dude, it's a freaking live stream. What
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planet are you on? You can't just get
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right into it right away. You got to You
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got to warm up the crowd a little bit.
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It's a If you're watching the replay on
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live stream, know that this is a live
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stream. If you want like a quick,
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succinct,
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straight at it, check out my other
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videos. This is a live stream. We're
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having fun. We're relaxing. We're
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learning. We're vibing. We're life.
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We're vibe lifing and vibe coding.
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So, Grock 4 releases last night, right?
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I stayed up. It went live at 9:00 p.m.
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PST. I'm in PST. So, 9:00 p.m. PST. You
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got to be in PST. If you're an AI
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person, you have to, right?
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Uh, I didn't test it la I tested a
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little bit last night, but not a ton
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because I wanted to go to sleep. I'm
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trying to go to sleep earlier. It's
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important to go to sleep earlier. Very
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important. Go to sleep earlier. Wake up
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earlier. Get to sleep earlier. Get more
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done. Man, the chat's going nuts. Oh, we
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got someone in the Twitch.
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I'm I'm I'm crossstreaming this to
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Twitch, by the way. I didn't announce
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this last week, but I cross streamed it
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to Twitch last week. We We had a grand
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total of zero viewers on Twitch. We have
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one viewer on Twitch. Is it one? Do we
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have on Twitch? Shout out Lisa Jean69.
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You are the only Oh, I'm going to uh
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pull up Twitch on my other screen. Shout
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out Lisa Jeans69
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uh thank you for watching on Twitch. I
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started a Twitch. I didn't tell anyone
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about it. I just wanted to see if I
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could like uh organically have people
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watch. You're the you're one viewer on
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Twitch. I just checked. One viewer on
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Twitch. So, let me pull it over here.
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Lisa Jean. Thank you, Lisa Gene. Shout
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out Lisa Jean. She is the one viewer on
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Twitch right now. I appreciate you. I
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YouTube's kind of my home, so I'm like
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not really promoting the Twitch. I just
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wanted to experiment and cross stream to
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Twitch and see what happened. Shout out
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Lisa Jean69.
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I just cross stream to Twitch, see what
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happened. I don't know if you can share
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on Twitch or what, but Lisa Gene, if you
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want to share it, that'd be nice. Um,
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do you stream on Quick, says Whispered
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Truth? No. Should I Should I be
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streaming on Kick? If I stream on Kick,
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will people watch? Is there like
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discoverability on Kick? Is there
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discoverability on Kick? Hey Twitch
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person, tell all your friends to get in
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here, says Sierra Catalina. What games
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do you play? Says Lisa Jean69. Well, on
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this stream, all I do is Vibe Code Lisa
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Jean69_.
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Um, but I do play video games. Uh, I've
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been playing hardcore for the last seven
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or eight months. Uh, Marvel Rivals. I'm
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hardcore into Marvel Rivals. I am a Loki
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and Iron Man main, but I've also been
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playing recently uh Expedition 33.
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number one vibe coding alpha on Twitch.
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With one viewer, we are now the number
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one vibe coding alpha on Twitch. Uh,
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I've been playing Expedition 33 the last
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few days and I'm getting really into it.
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I'm not really a turn-based RPG person,
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but I've gotten really into it. It's a
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great game, great story. I've been using
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Cloud Mobile. It's interesting. I want
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to create an idea generator site that
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can help people get ideas for AI
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startups and building with AI. Well,
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we'll get into idea generation on this
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stream, too. Victoria Shima, if you're
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on here and you don't know what to
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create apps about with vibe coding.
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We're going to get into idea generation
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in a little bit. Your mic is much better
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this week, says Kino. That's good to
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know. Follow followed on Twitch, too.
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Shout out Pimp. We got a two We got two
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Twitch viewers. I love it. I love it. I
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love it. I love it. Hello. You've been
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great inspiration to me these past few
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days, says Michel. It's good to hear,
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Michel.
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That is I I'll say this.
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I think the number one opportunity. How
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do I get a star next to my name? Says
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fan and platypus. I think to get a star
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next to your name, you got to uh
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I think the star comes from being a
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member. It's from joining. You join. You
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hit the join. I think cost five bucks a
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month. You get the star and I say thank
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you and I shout you out. Um what was I
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saying? Oh, I think I sent your stream
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out in my subs chat. Oh, thank you
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Sierra Catalina. Should I tweet this out
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too? Do people like go on Twitter and
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then go on the live YouTube live streams
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and hang out? Do you stream daily or
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what's good with your schedule? Le says
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Lisa Jean69. I stream every Thursday 100
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p.m. Pacific, 400 p.m. Eastern. But if
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this keeps growing, we've done this.
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This is our fourth week in a row doing
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it. Every week we've grown. If we keep
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growing, then I will expand it to more
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days. Uh, but I'm doing just one a week
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now. But if we keep growing, we've been
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growing like we've been growing like
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crazy last few weeks. If we keep
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growing, we'll uh tweet it. I will, too.
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Put the link in the second post in the
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thread. All right, let's do it. Screw
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Let's do it. Thanks for bearing with me
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here, guys. Um, let's tweet it out here.
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I'll tweet it out live on stream. Here
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we go. Post uh vibe coding live with
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Grock 4.
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If you join this stream, I promise
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And we're going to get into the Gro 4
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news in a second. I I'll give you my
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harsh and critical opinion. Uh, by the
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way, that nice keep up. By the way,
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that's nice. Keep up the grind, says
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Lisa Jean. Lisa, shout out Lisa Jean69.
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You get the MVP of this stream because
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you joined a Twitch that had zero
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viewers and just got in and started
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chatting off the rip. I love that. Good
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for you. I love Lisa Jean69. You're my
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favorite viewer of the day. If you join
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the stream, I promise you'll learn
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something.
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Come vibe with me.
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Come vibe with me. Come vibe. Let's vibe
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away. Just came up with that off the top
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of my head. Link. Second post. Should we
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Should we do a screenshot? Let's
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screenshot.
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Ah, we don't need Oh, let's Yeah, let's
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screenshot the freaking uh thumbnail,
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Uh, thanks for bearing with me here,
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guys. We're just getting this out here.
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We're getting this out here. Let's do
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this vibe building live.
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Okay, here we go. Uh, boom.
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And then we'll do that and then we'll
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get the link. Uh, Grock 4. So, I've been
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playing around Grock 4 all day. I got
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some opinions. Join.
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I got some opinions. Post.
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All right, let's pull this back up. I
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got some opinions. Uh, super sticker.
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Phantom platypus with the super sticker.
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Thank you, Phantom Platypus for the
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super sticker. Uh, thank you. Thank you.
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Thank you. Thank you. Um, it's 10 p.m.
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in Denmark. Worth the watch. All right.
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Grock 4. Is Grock 4 a claw code
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substitutes? Is Michelange?
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I'd say no
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to be quite honest with you. Michelage.
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So, Gro 4, I've been using it. I've been
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using it. I've been using Gro 4 the
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entire morning.
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Deep down inside, deep down inside Grock
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4, there's something incredibly special.
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Deep down inside
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Grock 4, there's something incredibly
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special. Deep down in Gro 4,
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there is an amazingly smart AI. deep
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down, deep, deep down.
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It is just at the moment,
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very rough around the edges at the
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moment. And what I mean by that is this.
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I can even show you an example. Should I
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show you guys an example? I tweeted it
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out. Sierra Catalina, Sierra Catalina,
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DM me if there's anything I need to
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retweet from you. DM me if you want me
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to retweet anything you put out. I'll
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I'll retweet it if you put out anything
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about the stream. Let me see if I can
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give you an example.
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Let me give you an example of my Grock 4
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journey and why I I I at the moment
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cannot recommend it.
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And I I take it back. I can recommend
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it, but it's not going to replace your
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coding.
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Oh, you're the best. No, you're the
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best. Um why it's not the best at
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coding. So, I give it a very I give it a
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very simple prompt. I was gonna write a
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post today about Gro 4 where I was gonna
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say here's how you build a game with
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Grock 4. I was gonna go step by step at
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building a game with Gro 4.
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But here's what happened. Let me take
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you through my journey and why we're
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rough around the edges here.
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Please show us an example of your Grock
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4 journey. Oh, I'll do it right now. I
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got Please show use. I'm doing it right
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now. Victoria, watch this. Um, deep deep
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very deep down Chiron Carella deep down
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very deep down there's something there
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with Gro 4.
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So I tell it to build me a game. Very
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simple. I want to build a 3D firstperson
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shooter using 3JS. For those at home sip
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of water
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for those at home
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building games
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with AI is like one of the most fun
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things you can do. I personally am a
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huge video game nerd. I play video games
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every night. I like to build games with
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it. Um,
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Michel 220 DKK stickers. Thank you. I
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don't know what a DKK is, but thank you
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for giving me 20 of them twice. I just
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got 40 DKs from Molage. Thank you. I
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don't know what a DK is, but I'm glad I
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got 40 of them now. Thank you for that.
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I'm American, so I don't know anything
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about US dollars.
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I don't I don't know anything about any
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other country just because I'm American.
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Uh, Danish currency. Thank you for your
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Danish currency. I appreciate that. I
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have 40 of them now. I have 40 of the
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Danish. I wish I could get physical
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Danish currency so I can see what that
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looks like.
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So, Grock for drops last night.
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Six. Six. That's very generous. That's
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$6. Thank you. That's very generous. You
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Thank you. Grock for drops last night. I
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like to build games with it.
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Take this prompt. Take this prompt. Can
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I put this in the chat? Take this
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prompt. I'm going to put I think I can
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chat with you guys, right? So Oh, $12.
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You got me $12. Thank you.
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Do I play Call of Duty? Oh, I just sent
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it to Twitch. How do I send it to
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YouTube? I'll just go on YouTube. Here
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we go. Boom. I just put it on YouTube.
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Oh, I can't
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walk through pulling it in. All right,
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I'll put the first part of the prompt.
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There's the first part of the prompt. I
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put in the chat. If you're watching the
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replay, you'll see in the chat. X needs
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super chats. Crazy. Thank you for the
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199 Phantom Platypus. So, take this
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prompt I just put in the chat.
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Copy and paste it into anything but Gro
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4. You'll build a game. 3JS is uh for
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those who don't know, 3JS
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is like the easiest to use JavaScript
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library for like 3D games, right? So 3JS
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tre ejs. So, whenever you're building a
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game, say, "Hey, I want to build a game
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with 3JS, right? I want to build a 3D
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firsterson shooter using 3JS."
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Okay, take that prompt, put it into
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something. So, this is like kind of when
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I'm testing new models out, I use this
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prompt. I just say, "Build me a 3D
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first-person shooter game with 3JS." I
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don't give it much instructions. I don't
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I want to see stylistically what kind of
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taste it has, right? I want to see what
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kind of taste it has. I want to see what
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it can come up with tastewise.
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So, I don't give it much instruction,
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right? So, I give it that prompt. Here's
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how my journey goes with it. Here's how
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my journey goes with it.
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It gives me some code.
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I take the code.
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So, it gives me code and it says, "Hey,
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you have to run a live server extension
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to do this."
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No, you don't.
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I've been making 3JS games of every
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model under the sun, including Grock 2
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and Gro 3, and you never have to
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download servers. So, doesn't know what
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it's talking about there.
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I go, listen, I don't want to do a live
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server. Just put it into an index.html
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file and let me click on it and play the
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It basically refu And then on top of
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I go to Claude for my my internet is
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interrupted. Kindly reply to me in the
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chat. I put it in the chat. It's my
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Discord. Kindly add me. I show my
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previous work as well. What am I adding
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you to? Lisa Jean, you're the MVP, but I
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don't know what you're asking me to do
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So then I go to Claude 4 and I say, "Hey
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Claude, I give the exact same prompt. It
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one-shotss me an awesome game. It
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oneshots me an awesome 3D game.
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This Microsoft arm sucks. This
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microphone arm. It one-shots me an
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awesome 3D game. So, I give the code to
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Gro. I'm like, "Dude, I don't need a
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server. And here's working code from
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Claude that works excellently. Like,
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just do it like Claude does it, please."
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Grog then sits there and thinks for like
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two minutes.
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It sits there for like two minutes
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thinking
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and then it starts finding errors in
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Claude's
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I give it a very specific set of
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instructions. Fix your code, Grock. look
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at Claude's code and fix your code to
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make it look like Claude's code. And it
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starts, it doesn't follow my
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instructions. It goes and
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But did you test it, Anie? Did you take
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that code and put it in an index.html
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file and then run it? Does it play a
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game? Did you play a game with that
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code, Anie?
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When you're in there and it gives you
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can you click preview? Click that
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preview. Does it give you a game?
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I'm aware it gives you code, but can it
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play the game? Hit the preview button
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right there.
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So, I give it the instructions. Hey,
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make your code work. And all it does is
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go into Claude's code and tell me
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everything wrong with Claude's code. And
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I'm like, bro, that's not what I asked
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you to do.
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I asked you to look at Claude's code and
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see why it works and then make your
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stuff work, dude. make your stuff work.
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And it wouldn't it just refused to
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follow those instructions. It refused to
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fix its own code. It kept looking at
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Claude's code saying, "No, this is wrong
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with Claude. This is wrong Claude." I'm
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like, "No, dude. Your stuff doesn't
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work. Fix your stuff."
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And we go around in circles. We go
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around in circles for like half an hour.
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And it wasn't that
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what what it wasn't even that that the
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code didn't work that frustrated me.
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It was that it just refused to do what I
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It I don't know if it didn't understand
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what I was telling it to do or it like
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knew what I was telling it to do and
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just refused to do it.
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I I would tend to believe uh I lol I put
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a chunk of code in gro 4 and it
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generated an image.
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Yeah, no preview. Mine didn't run. It
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gave me an error. Yeah, it doesn't I
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mean like and we're not asking it to do
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rocket science here.
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We're not asking it to do rocket
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science. I wish this microphone stand
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stood up.
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We're not asking it to do rocket
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science.
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We're asking it to build a 3D game with
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3JS, which is like the simplest library
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for JavaScript ever,
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right?
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And Grock 4 could not do it. And this
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was something Grock 2 could do. Not
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Grock 3, Grock 2. Two, the one from a
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year ago, which in AI terms is 10 years
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Okay, so I pressed the fix this button
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and now it gave me a blank white screen
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with crosshairs right in the middle. But
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yeah, Mr. Roadrunner, if you click on
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the blank white screen with the
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crosshairs.
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Does anything happen?
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My guess would be no,
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cuz I couldn't get it. Dork. You just
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know how to speak and fluff, says Loulla
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with the uh
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Lamborghini profile picture.
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Dork. You just know how to speak and
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fluff.
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I'll fluff you up, baby. Where you at?
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I'll fluff you. Uh, you do not actually
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show people how to really build as
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you're literally in the middle of a demo
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and people in the chat are building
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things with the prompt I put in the
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Shout out Lou uh anonymous YouTube live
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stream troll. You love to see it. You
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love the people with the anonymous
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Lamborghini pictures trolling in YouTube
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live streams. As good as it gets. As
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good as it gets. Um as good as it gets.
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Ignore the hate.
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As good as it gets. Um so here's my
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Yeah, thanks for the engagement. the
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chat. I think the extra chats throw us
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out more. Um,
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here's the final review on Gro 4.
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It's not there yet. And they said
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they're going to improve it over the
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next few weeks.
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It ain't there yet. So, let's do this.
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Shall we do this?
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We're going to move on from Grock 4 and
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we're going to get in the clawed code.
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Act. No, before we get into Claude code,
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let's just get into Claude
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because we did this last week and people
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said it was awesome.
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Let's do this. Let's come up with a
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business idea. Let's come up with a
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business plan and build it live. So,
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Claude is the move.
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I thought when Grock 2 came out, it was
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the best at that time. I thought when
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Claude or or Grock I thought when Grock
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2 came out it was the best of the time.
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I thought when Grock 3 came out it was
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the best of the time. Grock 4 I think
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deep down is the smartest AI model. But
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I think there's something wrong with it
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when it comes to communication where it
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doesn't quite understand what you're
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asking it to do.
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Mikolage says Llla you're stupid and
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nobody likes you.
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He said it, not me. I kind of liked you,
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Luella. I like it. I I like that.
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I like the spunk it takes
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to be an anonymous account on the
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internet and spend time
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throwing tomatoes at people in the in
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the arena. I like that. I think that
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takes spunk. Claude codes still the
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best. Claude Code LFG is still the It is
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still the best. What was good about Gro
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I could tell by the way it processed
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information and thought that it was it
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could do special things and like the
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benchmarks are all saying that it's
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incredible, right? It's it's the the
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benchmarks are great,
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but just from an execution perspective,
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it's not great. Do you like Claude or
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Claude and Cursor? Claude code's the
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best right now. Kaban Orvoth.
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Although I'll say this, some of the
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experience I've had with claude code
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over the last few days is get it get it
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got into its first few rabbit holes of
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errors for me over the last few days,
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which I wasn't happy to see, but other
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than that, it's still the best.
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So, let's find business ideas
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that we can vibe code and build out. You
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want to do that? We did this last week.
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We'll find a good idea we can build out.
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Maybe we build out an app powered by
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Gro's API. Grock 4's API.
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Gro 4 seems slow overall. Like Gemma.
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Yeah, that was another issue that
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actually did get kind of frustrating.
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Is it It's just very slow. It's very
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slow. It's very, very slow. Gro 4.
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It's slow.
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I don't and I don't mind like I don't
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think it needs to be zippy like it
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doesn't need to be like chat GPT04 fast
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but it is slow. It is slow.
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It's definitely the slowest major model
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out there. But listen, if it can't
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if it can't just follow basic
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instructions, I can't
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I can't use it for my main flow. Claude
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is just Claude just has has been for a
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long time the best all-around model for
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Claude 3.5, 3.7, 4. Every time I go to a
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different model, I always end up coming
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back to Claude 4. And like I think 03
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might be a little bit smarter than four
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to be quite honest.
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But what Anthropic does well with Claude
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is it just is it has good taste. It has
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good creative taste.
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Right? 03 might be smarter than Claude
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by a little bit, but anytime I ask
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Claude to do something,
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it presents the information or codes it
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in the most tasteful human way.
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It just it's the most pleasant outputs
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of every of all the AI models. Whether
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it's the answers to questions, whether
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it's advice on life, whether it's advice
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on business, whether it's building an
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app, the outputs of whatever Claude does
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is always just a little bit warmer,
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better, more thoughtful, higher taste.
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And it's hard to really measure taste,
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but Claude for months and months and
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months now since 35 has had the best
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taste out of all the models 100%.
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I Gemini to me
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Gemini is good. I mean, it's the best
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deal price-wise out of all of them for
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sure. Like Gemini Code or Gemini uh
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what's it called? Gemini CLI is the best
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I just built an app. thanks to this live
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stream. Thank you. What'd you build,
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Phantom Platypus?
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What' you build, bud? Be happy to hear
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what you built. How do you feel about
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GitHub agents compared to cursor agents
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or Claude Code desktop? Why would we use
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the Claude code in the future when
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GitHub copilot is right there where my
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repo is? Well,
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if you open up Claude Code in
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Cursor, it's the same thing.
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If you open up clawed code and cursor,
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which I'll show you how to do on this
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stream, Mag Capital, it's the same
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thing. Same exact thing.
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You get all the benefits of having it in
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your IDE, plus the benefits of having a
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very smart AI tool.
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And what it comes down to is like claude
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code is just the smartest AI coding
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tool. It gives the best outputs. It
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messes up the least. It's just it's just
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better even better than cursor agent
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with claude. If you use claude 4 and
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cursor agent even then still better. I
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hope Grock 4 launches a dedicated coding
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mode soon which is both better than opus
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and a similar price to sonnet 4 and we
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can replace claude with it for a similar
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price. Yeah, I'd love a gro I'd love gro
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code. They should build gro code. Here's
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XAI's issue right now
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here's XAI's issue.
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They don't really have an application
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layer and they should have an
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application layer.
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They should have an application layer
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because they're built on X, but they
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don't really have any X functionality in
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it, right? There's all Grock is is the
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chat box. They don't have the
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application layer. It should be built in
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X so that you can customize your feed
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with Grock. They should have some sort
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of coding tool. They don't have any
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application layer with Grock and that
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stinks.
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Uh, I built my first app replet
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all-in-one dog app, dog friendly hotels,
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park, trails, hotels. Oh, that's sick.
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The API was too expensive and could not
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first aid and tracks the AP. What API
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were you using
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and could not deploy to Versel? Why
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couldn't you deploy to Versell?
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should we get into finding an idea?
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Let's get into finding an idea with
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Claude. Let's do that.
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Here we go. And we're going to build it
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out. We're going to build it out. Google
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Places API. Google Places API is that
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expensive.
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What problems have you been facing with
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cloud code recently? Says Pericles.
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Pericles. Uh, a couple issues.
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It just it's it's been going into bug
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wormholes for me when it never did that
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before. For months there was zero bug
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wormholes. Last couple days been doing
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some bug wormholes where like it go just
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go deeper down a wormhole which is tough
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with Cloud Code because it doesn't
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really have that much of a rewind mode.
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All right, let's find some ideas and
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build them out and vibe code them. You
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guys ready to have some fun? Feel free
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to follow along with me at home if you
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want to pull up a browser with Claude or
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whatever AI you want to use. Uh you can
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use Gro for client incursor right now. I
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did it but it's still not right. The
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client API costs are too high and it
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thinks every prompt for a long time.
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Well, Grock 4 is just very slow. Klein,
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I got to use client. I've had a bunch of
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people cl from client reach out to me
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and say, "Hey, you got to try it out. I
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got to try it out. I've heard good
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things. Um but I got to try it out. But
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Claude Code is just anytime I try
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anything else, I come back to Claude
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Code. Although I do have Devon. The
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Devon team gave me a month. So I I do
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got to try out Devon.
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Llama Mama. I think Llama Mama was the
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first person in any of my streams. Shout
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out Llama. Thank you for the $5, Llama
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Mama. That means a lot. Thank you very
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much, Llama Mama. Very thoughtful. All
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right, let's build out some ideas. Let's
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start, says Ali. All right, Olly. Let's
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do it. Let's do it. Idea factory. Let's
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go, says Sierra Catalina. All right,
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let's do it. So, feel free to pull up
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Claude or whatever you want to use at
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home. If you want to use Grock 4, might
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go a little slow. Uh, pull up Gro 3.
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Let's come up with some ideas. So, I am
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a content creator. We'll say YouTube for
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this stream on YouTube.
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My audience is into vibe coding,
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AI, tech,
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and content creation. So, here's what
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we're doing. I'll walk you through this
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step by step. Feel free to follow along
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at home. Here
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you introduce yourself. I what you do,
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right? I am a content creator on
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YouTube.
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You talk about your niche, right? What
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do you talk about? What if you're a
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content creator? Write what you create
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what write what you uh create content
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on. If you're not a content creator, say
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what you're interested in. What are the
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things you're interested in?
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I want to build a simple app with clawed
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No, let's do it this way.
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No, let's do it this way. I want to
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build a simple Aboc Claude code.
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Give me 10 challenges people in my niche
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that we can solve.
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It's a bunch of hearts flying on the
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screen. Is that like reactions or
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something?
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Like people giving reactions. Is that
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what that is? Anyway, um all right. I So
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I I said who I am, what my niche is, and
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what I want to do, right? The best apps
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in the world are apps that solve
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challenges,
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right? That solve challenges.
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So, what we're going to do first when
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we're coming up for with an idea for our
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app is we're going to find challenges to
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solve. So, go into Claude, go in
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everyone chat GPT. Take this prompt. Can
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I put this prompt in the chat? Let's
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see. Is it might be too many characters.
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Yeah, it's too many characters, but take
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it anyway. I put the first part of the
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prompt. Take the first part of the
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prompt.
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Are you ignoring me deliberately? What
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is going on today? Are you ignoring me
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deliberately, Ashish? I don't even know
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what the hell you're talking about. Now
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I am ignoring you deliberately. Um, take
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the prompt I just put in the chat. I
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couldn't put in the final two words. Uh,
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my niche that we have that we can sol
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the last few words are that we can
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solve. Put that into your AI. Copy and
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paste that
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and let's find some challenges we can
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solve. What we're going to do, it's
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going to give us a bunch of challenges
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and then we're going to
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choose a challenge
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and we're going to figure it out. We're
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going to figure out an app we can build
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to solve it.
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What do you think about building Chrome
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extension by Google CLI? I think it's
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great. I think the market for Chrome
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extensions are huge and I think if you
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build a helpful good one, you can make a
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lot of money. 100% Whisper Truths. 100%.
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And they're easy to build. But I built
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my own Chrome extension.
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You 100% can do it.
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What if your customers are on Windows?
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Says Kino. Uh well, I don't think Claude
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Code's on Windows, right?
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Yeah. Have to you have to just do
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cursor.
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Uh, when I say I am when I say I read
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every message, that means I read every
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message when I'm reading messages.
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Sometimes I talk and I go on a rant and
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I miss the messages. So, little
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patience, guys. Um,
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let's do this. So, let's look at the
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challenges. Let's look at the
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challenges.
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Here are 10 challenges your audience
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faces that would make great cloud code
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app projects. YouTube analytics
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dashboard. AI prompt library manager.
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Not bad. Coding session time tracker
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maybe YouTube AB test tech stack
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decision helper choosing the right tools
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for a project is overwhelming creating
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interactive questionnaire that
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recommends tech stacks based on the pro
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That's actually a good idea
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that's actually a good idea
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so I've been thinking about
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here's the
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I've been thinking about what
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there's there's a I mean there's a good
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amount of AI content creators out there,
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right? And I think a majority of them,
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while they are educational AI content
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creators,
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I think they get very technical. I think
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they get very deep in the weeds, I think
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they're a little dry.
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And I think they're for more experienced
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folks who know how to build a whole
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bunch of stuff and have built stuff
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already. Love the music today. You like
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the music today, Llama Mama? What volume
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do we have at so I can remember? 17.
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I'll remember for next week. 17.
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Remind me next week, Llama Mama. 17's
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the level we have to put it out where it
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makes it sound nice.
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I think that, and this is an opportunity
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for you guys, too. I'm thinking out loud
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here. There's an opportunity for you
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guys. I think a lot of the AI content
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out there caters to people who are very
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technical and already understand how
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tech work and already understand how AI
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works. and most importantly
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know what they want to build
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creatively know what direction they want
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to go in.
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I think that's what I think that's what
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most content creators in AI cater to and
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I think it's also what most app builders
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cater to. And I think there's a whole
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section of people
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are not being catered to who don't know
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what the hell they're doing. Don't know
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what to build. Don't know right. And
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that's what I'm trying to cater to is
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those people who don't know what the
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hell they're doing. And so I want to
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build tools to help those people out.
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I want to build tools to help people who
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don't know what the hell they're doing.
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No, don't know what the hell to build.
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They know they want to build, but they
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don't know what the hell to build.
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My biggest struggle even trying to my
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verse vibe coding project was thinking
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of a project. So let's do this. That's a
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brilliant idea. Let's build
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a vibe code
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idea generator.
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I think this is I think we could launch
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this and actually get a ton of users.
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Let's do this.
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What do you think of an idea marketplace
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where people who have too many ideas
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might not have the time or resources to
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build them like myself can put it up for
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sale? Uh, I think it's a good idea. Greg
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Eisenberg has one. I think it's a great
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but I don't want to go for that market.
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I'm going for a different market. And I
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want to approach it a different way. I
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want it to be personalized. I want it to
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be based on what you're interested in,
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what you do. Yes. But would you charge
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them? No. This is going to be free. I
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think here's my plan. I'm coming up with
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a business plan on the fly here. Here's
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going to be the business plan.
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I'm going to build a free
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AI idea content generator right now on
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stream.
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I'm going to launch it.
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any of you guys can use it and come up
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with ideas. And then on the next stream
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next week or whenever we if we can get
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this to 150 concurrent viewers, I'll do
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this stream again either tomorrow or
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Monday or Tuesday. So, we got to get 30
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more people. So, hit the like down below
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so we can get more people in here. Hit
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the like. It'll push it out to more
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people. Like button down below.
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If we get to 150, I'll do an emergency
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stream either tomorrow or Monday. Um, so
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I'm going to put this up for free. This
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app, it's an AI idea generator app to
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help you come up ideas personalized for
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And then on the follow-up stream, which
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will either be next Thursday if we get
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to 150 concurrent,
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then in the next emergency stream, which
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might be tomorrow or Monday,
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I'll build a follow-up app
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that actually has a bunch of like deeper
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tools built in that maybe that's like
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the $10 app. So, we're going to give you
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the free idea generator app and then
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we're going to build the implementation
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out and charge for that. How's I feel
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like that's like a good business plan,
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right? You want to give my my strategy
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when it comes to content has always been
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the same. I don't hold back any secrets.
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I give it all away. There's no secrets.
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I give away all the secrets. And then if
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you want to make money, you can charge
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for the implementation.
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So, let's open up Claude Code, shall we?
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And start building this puppy out. Huh?
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Let's build this puppy out. Let me just
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open up a new window of cursor, which I
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will do right now. One second, please.
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Idea generator. Boom.
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Open. All right,
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let's get this party started, shall we?
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Let me share my screen. Let's build this
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app. We're going to build an app out.
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We're going to launch a startup. We're
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going to launch a startup.
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What do you think of Mark Lou? Mark Lou
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is great.
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Fantastic YouTube channel. Fantastic
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YouTube channel. Uh and he's built an
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incredibly strong business for himself.
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Uh is he making like a million dollars a
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year? He's making like a over 100K a
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month off his uh course and
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the template. And then he's growing his
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like his data platform which is cool.
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Mark Lou is a very nice guy. Let's let's
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start building this app.
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Present. Stop screen. Present. Share
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screen window idea generator.
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Is anyone vibe coding with me right now?
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If you're if you're live on the stream,
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let me know in the live chat if you're
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vibe coding me right now. If you're
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watching the replay,
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get in the get in the reply section if
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you're watching replay. First of all,
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say I'm coding with you right now. And
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then let me know what you're coding. I
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am from Lisbon,
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says Orlando.
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I was uh I was in Porto about a year
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Porto was amazing. I love Portugal is a
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beautiful, beautiful country. I love
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Portugal.
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I love Portugal.
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The content idea validator is also a
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great idea. Yeah, that's what we're
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going to do.
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That is what we're going to do. Oh, wow.
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A lot of people are coding with me. All
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right. Yes. AI dog art is American VSG
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is. Yes. Vibe coding. Phantom platypus
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is Sierra Catalina is ai total noob
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here. Oh, vibe coding 101. Um download
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cursor
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cursor.com
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and then install clawed code. Well, you
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can do this for free with me if you want
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here and use cursor and kind of use the
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free tier and use the AI agent here on
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the right. Uh but you can also use
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claude code if you're subscribed to that
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which costs $17 a month which I think is
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the best tool out there.
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I was just in Barcelona last year. So
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beautiful. I was in uh Sevilla last
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year. Spain. Sevilla, Spain. I did
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Sevilla and I did Porto in one trip.
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Both were amazing. Both were amazing.
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Is Claude Code different than normal
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Claude? Says Ernest Fesus.
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It's a great name. Ernest Fesus.
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Uh, festivist for the rest of us. No,
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they're different. They're different.
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So, Claude is Claude. Claude.ai. It's
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the chatbot.
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Claude code is what I'm about to show
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you right here, which if I pin this to
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the right
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and I get rid of this and I type in
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claude to my terminal and I get rid of
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this little thing here, uh, and I say
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proceed. This is Claude code.
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It is an AI tool inside your terminal
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that tells you helps you uh build apps
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and code very quickly.
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It is in my opinion the smartest AI
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coding tool out there and helps you
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build out apps really really well.
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Uh should we do we just start building
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the app or do we develop the idea a
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little bit more and then get an initial
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prompt?
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Let's do that. Let's develop the idea a
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little bit more first. Actually, I like
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that idea.
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Let's go back to Claude.
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I'll show you what I do here. Share
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screen
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window.
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Okay, let's do this.
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Let's develop this idea a little bit
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I really
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number
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but I want to change it a bit. I want to
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build an app for brand new Vibe coders
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who are not that technical and don't
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have any app ideas.
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I want to build them a suite of tools.
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The first tool I want to build is
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an idea generator.
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I want an AI to ask the person a few
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questions,
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then give them options for apps they can
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build based on their answers. The
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questions should focus on their
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interests,
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then find challenges to solve,
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then recommend apps they can build based
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on those challenges.
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Let's see what Claude has to. So, we're
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developing the idea a little bit, right?
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So, we're talking to Claude.
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How many people we got on Twitch right
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now? We had two people in there for a
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second.
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I mean, stick with stick with the
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YouTube. I'm just I'm curious how many
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people organically can join a Twitch. Um
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Oh, I have a follower. I think that was
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Um, so here's what we're doing, right?
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Here's the flow for coming up with
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ideas. Here's the flow for coming up
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with ideas.
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We are
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talking to the AI
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asking about challenges, finding a
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challenge we find interesting
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and then f building solutions for those
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challenges.
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Right?
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So we found a challenge which was vibe
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coders don't really know what tech stack
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to use, what ideas to have. Now, we're
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going to build them a product that
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solves that challenge.
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It would make sense to ditch my chat GBT
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subscription for Claude code.
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At the moment, I'd say yes. At the
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moment, I'd say if you can if you can
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pay the $17 a month, if you want to pay
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the $17 a month for Claude and you get
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Claude plus Claude code, I'd say that's
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good. If you can pay even better yet
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$100 a month and get like the max
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version and you get a ton of cloud code
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usage that's the best
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for Windows users wanting to download
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cloud code it's not natively supported
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by Windows you have to install through
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WSL is Gro 4 included with premium plus
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yes it is do I need cursor pro to use
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cloud pro or can I use claude pro with
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the free ver you can use it with the
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free version do you no you do not need
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cl yeah yeah there you go
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there you go
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uh Do you test the I test the Gemini
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CLI. I have a video about it on my
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channel if you want to check it out.
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It's It's good. It's good. It's not
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great, but for its price, which is
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free.99, it's fantastic.
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I'm already paying Claude $20. Do I get
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Claude code, too? Yes, you do, Kevin.
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You do get Claude code for 20 the $20
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version. If you Google Claude code right
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now, it'll give you the command that you
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paste into the command line.
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All right, let's see what Claude had to
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say about our idea. Let's develop this
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idea app. That's a brilliant pivot. An
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idea generator that guides nontechnical
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vibe coders from their interest to
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buildable app ideas is perfect. Here's
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how we would structure this tool.
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Question flow interest discovery. What
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do you love doing in your free time?
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What apps do you use every day?
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Painpoint exploration based on their
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interest. Ask what fre frustrates you
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about interest. example for gaming.
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Um, I don't want it to discover
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challenges the user has. I want it to
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discover what the user is interested in,
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then come up with challenges on its own
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and have the user pick challenges to
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solve. The idea is the user does as
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little creative thinking
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as possible.
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Um, I totally get wrapped up making my
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own video for the second time. I totally
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forgot it was Thursday afternoon. At
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least I'm here now. Modelier, good to
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have you here. Modelier is a regular
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that is here every week and I love it.
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Good to have you here. Modelier, please
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tell the viewers a solution for
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installing claude code on Windows. Uh
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there is no solution. Is there I I'm not
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familiar.
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I know it doesn't work that well. Um so
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I don't know. I don't I don't know the
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solution to be honest.
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Yes, there is WSL. I I don't even know
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what WSL is. I'm a I'm a Mac user. Here,
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I'll give you a solution. You want a
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solution?
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Give you a solution right now. Here's
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your solution.
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Listen, here's what it comes down to.
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The AI companies, they're clearly
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building for Mac. They're clearly
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building Mac first. It's clearly where
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the vibe coding community is.
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Yes. Use AI to find the solution. AI
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dog, right? Is that too? You can
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probably find a workaround with AI,
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Windows, Sub Linux, but at the same
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time, like listen, the tools are coming
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out for Mac first. You can get a Mac
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Mini right now, and I understand
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everyone's in different financial
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situations, but you can get a Mac Mini
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right now for $545.
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With an M4 chip,
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that is an unbelievable deal. That is an
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unbelievable deal.
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on Amazon. You get in one day. You don't
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have to You don't have to wait. One day.
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It's not hard to set up with WSL. Use
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Grock to help you set it up. Simple.
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There you go.
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Listen to these guys. They know what
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they talk they're talking about when it
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comes to Windows. I don't I don't use
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Windows.
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All right. I want to remove all the
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creative burden from the user. They just
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pick their interest, then choose from
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pre-generated challenges and get app
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ideas. Much better approach for
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nontechnical leaders. Here's the refined
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Step one, what are you into?
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AI generates challenges. Okay, so they
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choose they do I want it so they choose
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from a predefined list, multiple choice,
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or do I want it so
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the AI so they it's not a predefined
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list and they have to type to the AI
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what they're interested in.
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I think I think I want it.
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Do I make it m because multiple choice
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takes away less creative thinking, but
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it doesn't get as custom.
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I think I want to make it so I have to
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type into the the chat what they're
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interested in. I think what I want is it
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to be chatbased and the user manually
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types in a list of things they're
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interested in.
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Then the AI takes that list and comes up
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with challenges.
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I hate Mac, but I agree with your
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assessment, Alex. Yeah, I mean, listen,
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I hate iPhone,
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but I still have an iPhone. If it was up
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to me,
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I'd have like the uh Samsung Fold. I
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love that I the Fold. Um,
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but everything comes out for iPhone.
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Everything's best on iPhone.
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Everything's highest quality on iPhone.
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You just got to have an iPhone if you're
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into certain things. And I think it's
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the same thing with Mac. Like, you're
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super in AI vibe coding. I just think
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Mac's the way to go.
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Mac is actually the least used OS for
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coding. 66% of developers use Linux.
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More you know. Thanks for the
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inspiration. Grock helped me come up
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with a great idea for an app. Going to
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do some work this weekend.
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Julian Quinnon, uh, what' you do? Did
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you do the exercise? I went over here. I
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have the flip. How is it? AI dog art.
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perfect. The chatbased interface is much
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more personal and flexible. Here's how
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it would work. Hey, I'm here to help you
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find the red. Could you app things you
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watch? I like lowfi music and based on
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your interest, here are some problems I
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can solve with apps. Which of these
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challenges interest you? Pick one of
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three or more options. And then the
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selected challenge is simple, buildable
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solutions. Yes,
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please give me a prompt that I can put
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into clawed code in cursor that
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describes what we are doing and sets up
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the initial version of the app. I want
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to use NextJS
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and the open AI API. So what we're going
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to do here is this.
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We developed our idea with Claude.
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Now we're going to say, "Hey, give us
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the first prompt that I can put into
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Claude code. I want to use Nex.js and
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OpenAI API. It's a typical text stack I
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use when building stuff. Nex.js is a
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very dependable
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web framework. And I like the OpenAI
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API. I find it the easiest to use to be
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honest with you."
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We're going to hit enter. It's going to
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give us a prompt. I love when have I
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love having AIs build prompts for us
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because they're always better when the
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AI builds the prompt.
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Let's see what the prompt is. See a good
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good looking prompt here. Create a
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chatbased app idea generator for
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beginner vibe coders using XJS. The app
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helps non-technical users discover what
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to build by having them type a list
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their interest in chat. It nine five to
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seven specific challenges. User selects
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a challenges they want to solve. AI and
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I suggest simple buildable app ideas.
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Love it.
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The chat flow should be AI welcomes user
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and asks them to list their interest.
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User types interest is free text. AI
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analyzes interest and generates number
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of challenges. User selects challenge
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numbers. AI provides app with idea.
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Boom. Love it. This is great.
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Let's take this. Let's get in cloud
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code, baby.
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Hey, baby.
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Let's get a cloud code, shall we? Have
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you tried create code for Gro 4? Uh,
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I've tried creating code with Grock 4. I
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don't know. Is create code a mode or
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something? I've tried writing code with
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Gro 4. Uh, covered at the beginning of
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the stream. I I didn't love the results
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to be honest. Fits great in your
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pockets. Cameras. I don't take pictures
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of anything. I've been following you an
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X for a while. Finally came up with a
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good idea. Love that, Julian. Let's go
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cloud code.
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Pasting in my prompt.
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I hit enter and we sent the prompt. And
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let's do it. Let's get let's build out
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our app.
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I'm going to show you how to build it.
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I'm going to show you
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how to run it. If you're vibing with me,
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stick around. We're going to learn some
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things here in a second. I'm going to
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show you how to ship it to the internet.
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So, Claude's getting to work. What I
[60:09] (3609.52s)
love about Claw is it builds it in like
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a a to-do list style, right? Here's the
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to-dos we're going to do. I'm going to
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put it in yolo mode. This is start
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building it for me. I trust Claude Code
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with my life.
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Shout out the 110 people in here. Thanks
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for joining the stream. Thanks for being
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in the Finn fam. If you're watching the
[60:30] (3630.64s)
stream right now, you're in Finn fam. I
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appreciate you. We do this every
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Thursday.
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It's a lot of fun.
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We build out cool stuff. We vibe code.
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We have fun doing it.
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Let's see. Let's build this out here.
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Music's a good uh music's a good level.
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We're enjoying the music level here.
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Cheers, dude. This is great. Joe ProAI,
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shout out Joe Proi. Supporter since day
[61:10] (3670.88s)
one. My main man. Follow him on X. Great
[61:14] (3674.24s)
AI content.
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So, we're going to build out the idea.
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For those just joining the stream, we
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have a startup idea we're building out.
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I'm I'm building and launching a free
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product today. We're going to build on
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stream. It's an AI idea generator.
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You put in your interest and it gives
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you ideas for apps you can build.
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Greetings from Greece. Fin fam says tin
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to cow.
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As I said on my last live stream,
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Greece is my favorite
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outside of America, my favorite country
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in the world.
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So beautiful.
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Incredible country, cities, people,
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water, food,
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weather. Beautiful, beautiful country.
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If you've never gone to Greece, if
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you've never vacationed to Greece,
[62:12] (3732.88s)
find a way to go. Greece is amazing.
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I went to uh three different islands
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last year in Athens. Oh, amazing.
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I had the best Italian food of my life
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in Greece. I mean, they're close to each
[62:27] (3747.92s)
other, but
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can Claude Code create a funnel builder
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like Clickfunnels so I can finally
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pocket the $99 a month? So, Zack Lush.
[62:36] (3756.08s)
That's a great name. Zack Lush. I
[62:38] (3758.56s)
freaking love that name. Zack Lush.
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I love names of one syllable first name,
[62:44] (3764.24s)
one syllable last name. Uh, but that's
[62:46] (3766.88s)
also a great one. Zack Lush. Uh, it
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absolutely can. You absolutely can build
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that. Zack Lush. Go into Claude Zack
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Lush. Say, "Hey, I want to build an app
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just like Clickfunnels. Break it down in
[62:56] (3776.32s)
the steps. Let's build it together."
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So today we are going to build an AI
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idea generator for building apps and I'm
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going to put it live on the web and all
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you guys are going to be able to use it
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for free. Just don't use it too much and
[63:13] (3793.60s)
uh making me go bankrupt with the API
[63:15] (3795.68s)
calls. Please put let's eliminate it.
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Uh what up Alex is a guiding voice. Hey
[63:22] (3802.32s)
guiding voice. We're just building some
[63:23] (3803.44s)
cool apps today. Tin to cow. Mine too.
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It's my it is it is it is a happy place.
[63:29] (3809.04s)
Oh, in that water, the Mediterranean
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over there. You get you get in that
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water, there's something in that water.
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There's something in that Mediterranean
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water. It's the minerals, it's the
[63:38] (3818.16s)
magnesium, it's something. You get in
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there,
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you're sleeping like a baby. I've never
[63:44] (3824.40s)
slept as good as when I was in Greece
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and I went in the Mediterranean. I go
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back to the hotel.
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I slept like a baby. There's something
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in that water.
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Claude code is building our app for us.
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It is building our app. It is building
[64:05] (3845.68s)
our idea generator.
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Market is ripping today by the way. You
[64:12] (3852.80s)
kidding me?
[64:14] (3854.88s)
Anyone here in uh Robin Hood or Tesla
[64:18] (3858.24s)
stock?
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Tesla up 4.7%.
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Robin Hood up 4.4%. What a day, baby.
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What a day. What a day. What a day.
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Bitcoin up
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a boatload percent.
[64:36] (3876.80s)
What a day to be in the markets, huh?
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Tesla since you've been in Tesla since
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2020, Anie.
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Anie, you've held You've held Tesla
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since 2020.
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So, you're like rich.
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That's pretty incredible. What What
[64:59] (3899.28s)
price is that?
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How often do you find yourself debug
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debugging handling the console outputs
[65:05] (3905.36s)
to Claude for debugging? I came up with
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an idea I think it's a great idea. Your
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vids got me in the head space to come up
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with it. Says Forest thing. Uh, how
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often do you find yourself handing the
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console out to Claude Code? Um,
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I do it.
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I think you could use it as a tip in one
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of your vids with all the tech tips. Uh,
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I I still have to debug with cloud code.
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Forest,
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I hope I can call you Forest for for
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short. Um,
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I I it does mess up every once in a
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while. It messes up the least out of all
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of them. It messes up the least out of
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all the AI tools out there. But every
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once in a while I do have to copy and
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paste the errors into cloud code and
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say, "Hey, there's an error."
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I I should do a video on debugging
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though. That's a good idea, Thorest.
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That's a good idea. I should do I should
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do a video on debugging because it's
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something everyone runs into. I haven't
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put out a video since Sunday. I got to
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film it after this. It's been a busy
[66:10] (3970.40s)
week. I'm working on um
[66:15] (3975.60s)
should I reveal it? I haven't publicly
[66:17] (3977.52s)
announced this yet. For anyone who's on
[66:19] (3979.92s)
X, who's a follower of me on X, they
[66:22] (3982.88s)
know I I built and launched a startup
[66:24] (3984.72s)
called Creator Buddy. It's doing very
[66:27] (3987.04s)
well. We have 500 paid subscribers,
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300K a year.
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I'll announce it on the stream
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today. Hopefully today. Most likely
[66:40] (4000.32s)
today. Been working on this last week.
[66:42] (4002.16s)
That's why we haven't had any videos in
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like five days now. Today I will be
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shipping a free trial in Creator Buddy.
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So you'll be able to try it out for a
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week, try everything out. Hopefully
[66:53] (4013.76s)
shipping today. I've been working on it
[66:55] (4015.76s)
non frigin stop for weeks now. Uh
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you got to make sure it's perfect cuz
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when you open up the floodgates and
[67:04] (4024.32s)
anyone can use it, it's got to be
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perfect. You know what I'm saying? So I
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got to make sure it's perfect first.
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But it should be coming soon. Free
[67:12] (4032.88s)
version of uh Creator Buddy. We'll see.
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How do you rank Claude Code against
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Replet functionality-wise, not
[67:20] (4040.48s)
finance-wise? I I I just like Claude
[67:23] (4043.20s)
Code better. Replet's a great tool,
[67:25] (4045.20s)
especially for beginners. Really easy to
[67:26] (4046.80s)
get into Replet. Really, really easy to
[67:28] (4048.48s)
get into Replet. Great idea to get into
[67:30] (4050.88s)
Replet, like when you're first starting.
[67:33] (4053.20s)
Uh but if you're going to do serious
[67:34] (4054.56s)
work, right? If you're going to build
[67:36] (4056.00s)
serious apps,
[67:38] (4058.80s)
I think Claude Code's the only way you
[67:40] (4060.32s)
can go.
[67:43] (4063.20s)
Bitcoin about to hit all-time high
[67:44] (4064.80s)
again. It's right up against 113700.
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I used one of your prompts earlier to
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get some product ideas for my niche and
[67:51] (4071.28s)
can't wait to start building one of
[67:52] (4072.24s)
them. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
[67:53] (4073.36s)
Alex says Megan. Megan, good to have you
[67:55] (4075.84s)
here, Megan. Uh, you want to share your
[67:58] (4078.16s)
idea in the chat? Just out of curiosity.
[67:59] (4079.84s)
You don't have to. I'm just be fun for
[68:02] (4082.16s)
people to share their ideas, see what
[68:03] (4083.44s)
everyone's working on. Not rich yet. My
[68:06] (4086.24s)
average is 208. That's still pretty
[68:07] (4087.84s)
good. You're basically double that,
[68:09] (4089.84s)
right? Almost double that. An empty
[68:11] (4091.84s)
space between the folders and chat
[68:13] (4093.12s)
window looks unused.
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Oh, well, we're going to get code in
[68:17] (4097.20s)
there in a second. All right, so let's
[68:18] (4098.48s)
see what we got here. Looks like it's
[68:19] (4099.84s)
finished building it out.
[68:22] (4102.40s)
I've successfully created the chatbased
[68:24] (4104.00s)
app idea generator. Here's what I built.
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Project structure, chat interface,
[68:27] (4107.92s)
openAI, and conversation flow key
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features challenge. Okay, to run the
[68:33] (4113.12s)
app, I'm going to add my API key and
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then run it. All right,
[68:39] (4119.36s)
let's do this. So, let me put in the
[68:40] (4120.48s)
Open AAI API key. In this stream, I'm
[68:42] (4122.72s)
not going to show you my open open AAI
[68:45] (4125.28s)
API key. I'm going to keep that secret.
[68:49] (4129.36s)
So, let's do this. I am over on the side
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getting my Open AI key.
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So, hold for that, please. I'm going to
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plug that in and then we're going to see
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what Claude Code came up with. Huh? What
[69:07] (4147.44s)
do you guys think of the music, by the
[69:08] (4148.64s)
way? Are you vibing? Anyone vibing here?
[69:15] (4155.12s)
Dashboard API keys. Create new key. Uh
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AI idea gen.
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Create key. Copy.
[69:30] (4170.40s)
see. Did they create a dot? They did.
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Here we go. Put that in there. Paste.
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Save. All
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right. Should we run this?
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Let's do it. Let's see what they got.
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npm rundev.
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All right, you guys ready? You guys
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ready to see what V1 in this app looks
[70:04] (4204.72s)
like? If you're ready to see what V1 in
[70:06] (4206.88s)
this app looks like, hit like. Hit like
[70:09] (4209.12s)
right now. If you're ready to see what
[70:11] (4211.52s)
V1 in this app looks like, hit the like
[70:14] (4214.56s)
down below right now. How's your
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cholesterol, says Guiding Voice. I got
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to do another cholesterol test.
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I had high cholesterol last year. Uh,
[70:24] (4224.08s)
I've tried to be more active though and
[70:25] (4225.76s)
eat a little healthier, so I don't know.
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We'll see. Hopefully, it improved. How
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old are you, Alex? Says Emanuel Stanley.
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I'm 35 years old.
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35 years old. Just turned 35 less than a
[70:40] (4240.80s)
month ago. Shout out me. Shout out me
[70:43] (4243.28s)
for surv for living another year. Uh I
[70:46] (4246.56s)
would love to try creator buddy. Will
[70:47] (4247.84s)
you have that chance hopefully later
[70:49] (4249.36s)
tonight? How do you build an ex profile
[70:51] (4251.68s)
if you have no followers?
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I'll tell you exactly how. Kino. If any
[70:57] (4257.04s)
of you guys are building apps here, you
[70:58] (4258.72s)
got to you got to have an X. X is the
[71:01] (4261.84s)
best indie hacker community on planet
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Earth. Here's how you do it.
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Take the instructions I'm giving you on
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this live stream around building apps.
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Use those instructions and build stuff
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and then share your journey on X.
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If you build stuff and then create
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videos of you building stuff, people
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will get interested and they'll fall in
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love with your journey.
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There you go.
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How quickly have you monetized an app
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you created with AI tools? Uh, I've
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gotten first customers on this stream
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before. I've launched and gotten first
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customers on the stream.
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Philan is 4K video broke on X right now
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being compressed to 720p. Phantom
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Platypus with the 199 donation. Thank
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you, Phantom Platypus. Thank you. Uh,
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is 4K broken? It wouldn't surprise me if
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it is. Probably wouldn't. It always is.
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Shout out Alex. Hey, shout out Victoria.
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Eveless Steve. All right. Should we see
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what you look younger, lol? Yeah, I get
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that. I get that.
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Thank you for sharing your knowledge and
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expertise with us, says Mr. Roadrunner.
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Hey, thank you, Mr. Roadrunner. Just
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joined. Looking forward to try Gro 4.
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Give it a try. AI. Let me know what you
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think. Um, how come? Show us the key,
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says Will. Will Stuffbeam. Shout out
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Will Stuffbeam. Love Will.
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Hope you're doing well, Will. All right,
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here we go. What did you get to get your
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first paid 500? I make apps and don't
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know how to go to market. I don't have
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an amazing ex profile like yours, says
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yeah. I mean, creating content is the
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best way, right? So, just you've built
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your app, which is great. Now, share
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your journey. Now, share your journey.
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All right. Should we see how this go?
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Should we see the open up? Here we go.
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All right, we got some errors.
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You guys want to see the error? I'll
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just paste in. There's an error. An
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error popped up. Let's put it in to
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Claude.
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Here we do. We got an error. So, I'm
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going to go in the Claude.
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ran the app and got this error. Paste.
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Oh, I know why it's been doing this
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lately. Um,
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it's been using like the latest version
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of Tailwind, I think, and it hasn't been
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implementing it correctly. So, I think
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it needs to just like downgrade the
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version it's using. It's been doing this
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for me when I start new uh apps
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recently.
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All right, let's do this. Let's reset
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Refresh.
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we got something. We're cooking here.
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We're cooking. It is I'll tell you one
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thing as I show you this. It is very
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ugly. And I'll tell you exactly why.
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It's because the CSS styling, the
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tailwind is not applying to the app,
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obviously. Um, and that is because, and
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Claude's been doing this to me lately,
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they're using like the newest version of
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Tailwind and they're not using it
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correctly. And so,
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I'm going to go back into cursor and I'm
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going to tell it that's what it's doing.
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It's just something Claude Code's been
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doing lately that's a little
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frustrating, but it is what it is. It's
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not a big deal.
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Uh, to be honest, this is probably the
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most good vibes live stream I've been
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on. He he, great job,
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man. I'm 35. Am I unc?
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Does 35 make me?
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What age? What age do you become?
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Okay, the app works now, but there is no
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styling.
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probably
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my guess is you are using Tailwind
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incorrectly.
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Are you using the newest version?
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You've done this before where you use
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the latest version and it doesn't work.
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So, you downgrade.
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If you build an app with Tailwind and it
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doesn't work, the styling, um, you're
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right. I am using V4, which has a
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different setup. Yep. So, it's going to
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downgrade to V3, and I guarantee the
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styling works now. I think you become
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UNK at 40. Yeah, I feel like UNK is a 40
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thing, Emanuel Stanley. And while I
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appreciate
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while I appreciate you saying this is
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uh Well, I appreciate you saying where
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is it? This is the most good vibe live
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stream you've been on.
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Let's save the enk for 40. I'm 30. I'm
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35. We're not at ank just yet. Emanuel
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Stanley, let's save the for 40.
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I'm not unc.
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Um, vibe coding with you from USA says
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ultra passive high yield income. Where
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in the USA? you you ultra passive high
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yield in Where are you in the USA? Ultra
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passive high yield income. And what are
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you invested in that's getting you ultra
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passive high yield income? Are you an
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MSTY? Uh, Bitcoin 114.
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Bitcoin 114. Let me just text the group
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Uh, all right. Let's see here. The app
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should now work with proper styling.
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Let's see.
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Going to refresh on my side here. Come
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on, baby. Work for me, baby. Work for
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Styling still doesn't look good. Styling
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still doesn't look good. It's not
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applying. Do something to make sure the
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styling applies. Styling isn't applying
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to the app. So, we're going to fix that.
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115. 115.
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Unbelievable. What a run. What's going
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What's going on in the Bitcoin world
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where it's doing this? Unbelievable.
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Let's just go ahead and make UNK 50
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since we're working on it right now.
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Okay. Oh, we got it. We did it. We did
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it. We did it. You guys ready?
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You guys ready?
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Here we go. Present. Sorry if I crank my
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neck like this. It's because um
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I have a mega monitor and I have to like
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move my head around to see everything.
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App is live. Okay, so here we go. Idea
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generator. Find your next coding prompt.
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Welcome to Idea Generator. I'm here to
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help you discover what to build next.
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Let's start by learning about your
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interest. Please tell me what you're
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passionate about or interested in. For
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example, gaming. Okay. What interests
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you? I'm into
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vibe coding, AI,
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gaming,
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3D worlds,
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books,
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Let's just leave it at that. Send. Let's
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see what happens.
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All right. I like Isn't the styling kind
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of cool? I like the purple.
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Okay. So, it's going to give us a bunch
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of challenges. Sometimes you're so
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immersed in coding gaming that you lose
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track of time and forget to take breaks
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leading to eye strain and fatigue. With
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your passion for AI and tech, you often
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struggle to stay updated in the latest
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advancements and breakthroughs in the
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field. Juggling between exploring 3D
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worlds and reading books, you find it
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challenging to manage your time
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effectively and maintain a balance
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schedule. When gaming or work on tech
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projects, you frequently face
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distractions, interruptions that disrupt
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your f. That's a challenge I do face.
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Number four. Despite your love for 3D
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worlds, you encounter difficulty in
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finding reliable resource your skills.
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Immerse yourself in AI and tech
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discussions. You often feel overwhelmed
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by the vast amount of information.
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Struggle to organize and retain key
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insights while gaming engaging with tech
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activities. You sometimes neglect
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physical activity.
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I like number four.
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AI Book Recommender. A simple app that
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recommends books based on your
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preferences using AI. But that's not
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what number four was, was it? You
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frequently face distractions.
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Got that wrong. Damn it.
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Number four was
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you like me to elaborate on any of these
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ideas or generate new ones?
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All right. So, there's some things we
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need to work on here. It's giving me
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ideas not based on the First of all, I
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don't think the challenges are that
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strong. So, we're going to work on the
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challenges a little bit.
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We're going to work on the challenges a
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little bit.
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And then for the recommendations,
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it didn't make recommendations based on
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the challenge I chose. We got to make
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sure it makes recommendations based on
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the challenge I chose so that we can get
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good recommendation test. So, let's go
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back to claude code.
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Share screen window.
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Claude. All right.
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Few things I want to work on. Let's
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first work on whatever the prompt is
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that generates the challenges.
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The challenges right now are kind of
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plain and boring. I want some more
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interesting pain points
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are probably not addressed
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yet. Maybe a little more novel. Okay, so
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we want the challenges to be a little
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bit more novel, right? Like the
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challenge is very much, oh, you don't
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know how to manage your time. You're
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distracted. That's fine, but I want
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something a little bit more novel and
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interesting. So, let's hit enter on
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So, we're basically asking Claude Code
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to update the prompt that's generating
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the challenges
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so that the challenges the AI gives us
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are a little bit more interesting. I'll
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update the challenge generation prompt
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to create more novel and interesting
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pain points.
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Let's see. Okay, so it's it's working on
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the prompt, right,
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that it's giving to OpenAI's API
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so we can get more interesting
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challenges.
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Currently tuning in from Texas. Where in
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Texas, Mr. Roadrunner? Austin
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concur from total noob. Very hard to
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learn from not knowing anything.
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Will and Megan are awesome. I completely
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agree.
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Hey Alex, I've been watching your videos
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all day. I've got an idea for a mobile
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app. Which software do you recommend I
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download today that I can use for free?
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Uh for free I would use Cursor, the free
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tier Cursor.
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And then if you really if you enjoy it,
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you like it, you can go for uh Gemini
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CLI, which will give you a lot more uses
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for free.
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Gemini CLI gives you a ton of uses for
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So if like you get super into vibe
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coding, you can just switch over to
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But if like you want to get super
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serious,
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But if you want to get super serious,
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cloud code's the way to go.
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Thanks man. I've learned a lot today.
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Kolkata, India. Cloudbod cloudbod, good
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to have you here from shout out India.
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Good to have you here, man. We're
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global. Finnfam is global.
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Global Finnfam audience today. Thanks,
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man. I learned a lot today. Um at 50 ask
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try GBT every step of the way. Beauty AI
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that will teach you how to use it. Okay.
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Let's see if we got better challenges
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from our AI
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present.
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Share screen window layout.
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Let's go back to our app.
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You can kind of hear the lowfi in the
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background. It's nice. All right, let's
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refresh.
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Let's actually I'll stop the server real
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quick and reset it.
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Austin's an awesome city.
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Do you know what the temperature is
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highlighted in green and red? the
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temperature that it was on the screen
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there was um it's like a weight that
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they're setting the AI on like how
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creative it wants it to get. It's just
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some settings for the AI you can set.
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All right, let's see what interests me.
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Uh vibe coding programming tech AI.
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Let's see if these challenges are a
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little more interesting.
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You're a coding enthusiast, but you
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struggle to remember which specific
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lines of code to use in different
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projects, making it hard to troubleshoot
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or reuse your You struggle to remember
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which specific lines of code you used.
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That's kind of a lame challenge.
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As a tech lover, you often find yourself
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torn between multiple online courses and
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tutorials, unable to keep track of what
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you left off in. You're fascinated by
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overwhelmed by the vast amount of
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research papers and articles available.
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You enjoy programming side projects but
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have difficulty finding like-minded
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collaborators who share your specific
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niche interests. Your passion about tech
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events, conferences. These are too
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niche.
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These are too niche. Let's work on the
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prompt again.
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I don't like those challenges.
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Let's go back back to Claude Code.
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Those challenges
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were a little too niche. I still want it
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to apply to a very broad audience. I
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want to get your thoughts. So, here's
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what I like to do. Also, I like to get
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the thoughts from the AI. So
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below are my challenges
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and then the output I got from the AI.
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So let me take the challenges. I gave it
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challenges
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output from AI.
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Let me copy and paste that.
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Bada bing, bada boom.
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Let's see what its thoughts are on the
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output we got there. Um,
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lastly, for a newbie
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to use AI tools, do you have a
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structured plan on how to go from newbie
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to competent? Says Emanuel Stanley. Um,
[87:44] (5264.88s)
when it comes to coding with AI,
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here's the plan, Emanuel. This is the
[87:53] (5273.12s)
only plan. This is the only only plan.
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There's no other plan you can use.
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Any other plan's made up.
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I'll give you the only plan.
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The only plan is to just do it. There's
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no other plan. There's no other plan.
[88:18] (5298.48s)
You just got to do it.
[88:21] (5301.76s)
Just go there, download the tools, start
[88:23] (5303.44s)
building stuff. There's no other plan
[88:25] (5305.28s)
for learning this. Download the tools,
[88:27] (5307.60s)
claude code, cursor, whatever.
[88:30] (5310.80s)
Come up with ideas and build them.
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There is literally no other learning
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plan. Every second you spend
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trying to come up with a learning plan
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is a second wasted.
[88:47] (5327.28s)
The only learning plan in the world is
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doing.
[88:53] (5333.68s)
Just do it. Nothing else you can do.
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Vibe coding content creation.
[89:07] (5347.04s)
See, here's what you do. You kind of you
[89:08] (5348.64s)
massage it, right? You try it different
[89:10] (5350.48s)
out. You change the prompt a little bit.
[89:12] (5352.48s)
You try something else out. You change
[89:13] (5353.76s)
the prompt a little bit. Feeling stuck
[89:15] (5355.36s)
between wanting to code for fun and
[89:16] (5356.48s)
needing to create content regularly? How
[89:18] (5358.32s)
to balance the two? Struggling to find
[89:20] (5360.24s)
supportive online community appreciates
[89:21] (5361.76s)
both coding projects and creative
[89:23] (5363.12s)
content. Wishing for an app that can
[89:24] (5364.80s)
seamlessly turn your coding projects
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into visually appealing content for
[89:27] (5367.52s)
social media without steep. That's
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interesting. Feeling overwhelmed by the
[89:30] (5370.56s)
vast amount of coding challenges and
[89:32] (5372.56s)
content
[89:34] (5374.08s)
creation tools out there.
[89:37] (5377.04s)
How to choose what's right for you.
[89:38] (5378.64s)
Dealing with the challenge of sticking
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to a consistent content creation
[89:41] (5381.28s)
schedule. Also managing code Here's
[89:51] (5391.76s)
the issue with these challenges again
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is they're taking the interest and
[90:00] (5400.48s)
they're overlapping everything. Not
[90:02] (5402.56s)
everything has to be an overlap.
[90:05] (5405.28s)
By the way, can you add a chatbot to
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video buddy so we can chat about? Yes, I
[90:08] (5408.40s)
can add that. I will add that. How much
[90:10] (5410.96s)
do you bench press? Says Dunder. How
[90:12] (5412.64s)
much do I bench press?
[90:16] (5416.32s)
Um, well, here's here's the deal. I go
[90:19] (5419.52s)
to my apartment's gym and
[90:23] (5423.04s)
the bench press is what is it? Is it
[90:24] (5424.88s)
called a Smith machine? The one with
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like the poles on the side.
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And with that, I can do two plates on
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both side plus like a 10
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for like three reps. So since that's a
[90:41] (5441.20s)
Smith machine, you probably make that a
[90:43] (5443.68s)
little bit lighter for a non-smith
[90:45] (5445.28s)
machine. So like two plates on both
[90:46] (5446.80s)
sides. So what does that make it? And I
[90:49] (5449.84s)
mean a guy, you're laughing at me.
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There's no bench press at my apartment
[90:53] (5453.52s)
gym. I know you're an alpha because your
[90:56] (5456.16s)
name is a guy and you got the alpha PFP,
[90:59] (5459.28s)
but at my apartment gym there is no
[91:01] (5461.76s)
bench press. It's just the Smith
[91:03] (5463.04s)
machine. I I'm forced to use the Smith
[91:04] (5464.80s)
machine. Sorry. I could spend $300 and
[91:08] (5468.32s)
go to Lifetime or I can go to the
[91:09] (5469.84s)
apartment gym which is free.
[91:14] (5474.00s)
You see the cost these AI tools out here
[91:15] (5475.92s)
a guy. It's $300 for Gro Heavy. It's
[91:19] (5479.28s)
$200 for Claude Max. If I'm going to get
[91:22] (5482.56s)
a free gym, I'm going to the free gym.
[91:25] (5485.76s)
Don't laugh your ass off in my chat.
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If you're going to laugh your ass off in
[91:33] (5493.44s)
my chat, you laugh your ass off with me,
[91:35] (5495.84s)
not at me. A guy, I couldn't help
[91:38] (5498.64s)
myself. Listen, if there was a bench
[91:40] (5500.08s)
press at my apartment gym, I would
[91:42] (5502.72s)
freaking bench press, but I have a Smith
[91:44] (5504.32s)
machine. It is what it is. Tell them how
[91:46] (5506.48s)
you really feel, Alex. I am telling
[91:47] (5507.76s)
them, American Vssgov. These guys come
[91:50] (5510.48s)
in my live stream and say and judge me
[91:52] (5512.40s)
for using a Smith machine. Uh, well, I
[91:54] (5514.72s)
use the free apartment gym.
[92:00] (5520.64s)
Look at these muscles the free apartment
[92:02] (5522.24s)
gym's coming up with here. So, don't
[92:03] (5523.60s)
laugh at uh don't laugh at the free
[92:05] (5525.76s)
apartment gym. What's the guy's name? A
[92:11] (5531.60s)
Do you know how to create an app that
[92:13] (5533.84s)
can analyze different sound effects? No.
[92:16] (5536.24s)
But I can tell you who can tell you how
[92:17] (5537.84s)
to do that. AI. Ask Chad GPD.
[92:24] (5544.40s)
Why do you ask Dunder? Why do you ask
[92:26] (5546.08s)
how much I can bench press? Do I look
[92:28] (5548.80s)
super strong to you? Are you impressed?
[92:32] (5552.80s)
Um, let's work on this prompt a little
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bit. Smith machine can actually help
[92:36] (5556.88s)
with core strength. How can it help with
[92:38] (5558.96s)
core strength? What do I got to do with
[92:41] (5561.92s)
Smith machine can actually help with
[92:43] (5563.28s)
core? How do I help with core? How do I
[92:44] (5564.96s)
use a Smith machine to make my core
[92:46] (5566.40s)
stronger? Can barely fit the arms on the
[92:49] (5569.20s)
screen? Yeah, that's how big my arms
[92:50] (5570.40s)
are. I can't even fit it on the screen.
[92:51] (5571.60s)
They're so big. I can't even screen's
[92:54] (5574.08s)
not big enough to fit it in there.
[92:56] (5576.32s)
That's what she said. Um, all right.
[92:58] (5578.16s)
Let's go back and work on the prompt a
[93:00] (5580.00s)
little bit. Huh.
[93:04] (5584.00s)
Let's work on the prompt. It allows you
[93:05] (5585.92s)
to lift heavier in compound movements.
[93:08] (5588.64s)
Yeah, I do squats on there and I do
[93:10] (5590.40s)
bench press.
[93:12] (5592.56s)
I don't have much money. Can I I don't
[93:15] (5595.44s)
have much money. Can I plan out an app
[93:17] (5597.36s)
in the web version with Claude Opus and
[93:19] (5599.20s)
make it in Claude Code with what's on
[93:20] (5600.48s)
it? Is that smart? Well, if you if you
[93:22] (5602.56s)
if you're on a budget, if you're on a
[93:25] (5605.04s)
budget, do this.
[93:27] (5607.60s)
Use Claude Sonic because that's the free
[93:29] (5609.36s)
version, right? To come up with your
[93:31] (5611.28s)
idea or the idea generator I'm about to
[93:33] (5613.84s)
ship to the internet when I finish this.
[93:36] (5616.24s)
And then use Gemini CLI inside Cursor.
[93:39] (5619.12s)
So download the free version of Cursor
[93:44] (5624.16s)
and then install Gemini CLI because it's
[93:46] (5626.56s)
free. It's basically Google's version of
[93:48] (5628.32s)
Claude Code. Uh and it gives you a ton
[93:50] (5630.80s)
of uses for free and you can just use
[93:52] (5632.40s)
that there. You're good. Then you're
[93:53] (5633.60s)
good to go.
[93:58] (5638.00s)
Ro Ro Ro Rogerio Saltiel.
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Congrats on your journey, Alex. You got
[94:04] (5644.64s)
a new fan and SAS creator to create
[94:07] (5647.12s)
value.
[94:09] (5649.36s)
Thank you, my friend. I appreciate that.
[94:11] (5651.20s)
Thank you. Welcome to the Finnf Fam.
[94:13] (5653.44s)
Make sure to subscribe. If you're here
[94:14] (5654.64s)
and you're not subscribed to the
[94:15] (5655.76s)
channel, hit subscribe down below and
[94:17] (5657.68s)
then turn on the notifications, the bell
[94:19] (5659.44s)
icon. I do this live stream every
[94:21] (5661.28s)
Thursday. I'm recording a new YouTube
[94:23] (5663.44s)
video after this, so that should
[94:24] (5664.80s)
hopefully go out in the next couple
[94:27] (5667.52s)
maybe Saturday. Um, so turn on the
[94:29] (5669.76s)
notifications so you get alerted the
[94:31] (5671.04s)
moment they come out. I have the $20
[94:33] (5673.68s)
version, so I can use claude code, but
[94:35] (5675.20s)
only with sonnet. Okay, then you're good
[94:36] (5676.80s)
to go. But if you need more uses, Gemini
[94:39] (5679.20s)
CLI, while not nearly as good as um
[94:46] (5686.08s)
it's not nearly as good. That's funny.
[94:53] (5693.84s)
has got an interesting DM.
[94:58] (5698.88s)
Um, I don't want to dox the DM because
[95:03] (5703.92s)
I think that's a silly thing to do, but
[95:05] (5705.44s)
one of my childhood heroes just DM me,
[95:07] (5707.28s)
so that's cool. Um, decided to DM him
[95:10] (5710.00s)
back after this.
[95:14] (5714.48s)
that's cool, though.
[95:16] (5716.56s)
It's one of the cool things about
[95:17] (5717.68s)
building a platform.
[95:20] (5720.88s)
on social media is you get to you get to
[95:22] (5722.80s)
meet so many people. I've met so many
[95:25] (5725.20s)
people since doing this.
[95:28] (5728.64s)
I started tweeting for the fun of it
[95:33] (5733.60s)
three and a half years ago now. So I
[95:35] (5735.36s)
started creating content three and a
[95:36] (5736.72s)
half years ago tweeting
[95:39] (5739.76s)
and just kept growing and growing and
[95:41] (5741.60s)
growing. And the amount of people I've
[95:46] (5746.08s)
over the last few years have been
[95:47] (5747.28s)
amazing. and the people that reach out,
[95:49] (5749.28s)
the people you never thought you'd have
[95:50] (5750.80s)
access to, the people you never thought
[95:52] (5752.96s)
would ever acknowledge your existence in
[95:54] (5754.96s)
your life. Um,
[95:58] (5758.64s)
it's really cool. I mean, listen,
[96:02] (5762.56s)
you got to be creating content. You have
[96:04] (5764.64s)
to be. You have to be. You're missing
[96:07] (5767.20s)
out. You're missing out on
[96:08] (5768.64s)
opportunities.
[96:12] (5772.40s)
If you are not creating content, you are
[96:15] (5775.36s)
missing out on opportunities because the
[96:20] (5780.96s)
the people you could be meeting is
[96:22] (5782.24s)
incredible.
[96:24] (5784.56s)
The opportunities that can show up are
[96:27] (5787.04s)
incredible. Really? What kind of app did
[96:30] (5790.08s)
you create that made you 300K? Says
[96:31] (5791.68s)
Dunder. Uh Creator Buddy. You want to
[96:34] (5794.16s)
see it?
[96:38] (5798.16s)
You want a quick You want a quick demo?
[96:39] (5799.68s)
You want You want to see Creator Buddy
[96:40] (5800.96s)
real quick?
[96:44] (5804.40s)
It's a Twitter tool. It's a tool for X.
[96:49] (5809.68s)
Create banger content in one click. So,
[96:52] (5812.72s)
it syncs with all your posts and then
[96:54] (5814.96s)
you can put in post ideas
[97:03] (5823.28s)
and you can have AI repurpose it, come
[97:05] (5825.68s)
up with new ideas, tell you how it is
[97:07] (5827.44s)
compared to the uh X algorithm.
[97:14] (5834.24s)
So you can come up with multiple ideas.
[97:16] (5836.40s)
Tweet history.
[97:18] (5838.40s)
You can see your entire content history.
[97:20] (5840.32s)
Sort it by likes. Ask the AI coach
[97:23] (5843.04s)
questions. You know which tweets get the
[97:27] (5847.36s)
most engagement.
[97:30] (5850.48s)
Bada bing, bada boom.
[97:33] (5853.04s)
Send. AI coach tells you
[97:38] (5858.00s)
tells you what works, what doesn't work.
[97:39] (5859.60s)
If basically if you're trying to if
[97:40] (5860.96s)
you're trying to grow on X,
[97:43] (5863.84s)
if you're trying to grow on X, got to
[97:45] (5865.60s)
get Creator Buddy creatorbuddy.io.
[97:48] (5868.40s)
Look at the data. Most viral viral
[97:50] (5870.08s)
tweets tend to follow these patterns.
[97:51] (5871.52s)
Breaking news. You click and you see
[97:53] (5873.36s)
examples. Um
[97:56] (5876.56s)
long form storytelling, AI tool
[97:59] (5879.84s)
announcements, tutorials. Just tell it
[98:01] (5881.44s)
tells you how to go viral and grow. It's
[98:02] (5882.88s)
pretty awesome. I think you'll love it
[98:04] (5884.08s)
if you're on X. If you're on X, I think
[98:05] (5885.76s)
you'll love it. Although I want to make
[98:07] (5887.52s)
a uh YouTube tool as well.
[98:10] (5890.88s)
I think you'll love it. Uh let's go back
[98:13] (5893.28s)
to Claude Code.
[98:15] (5895.52s)
creatorbuddy.io. If you get it, DM me on
[98:18] (5898.08s)
X. I'll be your best friend.
[98:23] (5903.12s)
Uh let's go back to Vibe Code or my uh
[98:25] (5905.20s)
Claude code here. Share screen window.
[98:31] (5911.04s)
Magnum MFer is in the house. Magnum mfer
[98:33] (5913.84s)
has been in every single live stream and
[98:35] (5915.76s)
I love it.
[98:37] (5917.84s)
Good friend. Yeah, it's cool. It's just
[98:40] (5920.32s)
reply after the stream. You didn't have
[98:41] (5921.60s)
to call me hero, man. I appreciate it.
[98:43] (5923.04s)
You're a great guy. Will love Will.
[98:48] (5928.16s)
You sound kind of like Donnie says
[98:50] (5930.40s)
Cloudbod.
[98:52] (5932.48s)
I've got I get a lot of those replies
[98:54] (5934.56s)
under my videos that I sound like Trump.
[98:58] (5938.48s)
I mean, it's probably I have a New York
[99:00] (5940.00s)
accent and he's from New York, so that's
[99:02] (5942.56s)
probably it.
[99:04] (5944.40s)
I don't I don't hear it. Do you guys
[99:07] (5947.12s)
hear it? Do I sound like Trump? I mean,
[99:09] (5949.52s)
we probably have similar
[99:12] (5952.08s)
We have similar accents. He's from
[99:13] (5953.60s)
Queens and I'm from New York.
[99:17] (5957.44s)
I don't know. Was that it?
[99:19] (5959.84s)
Who can make logos? Says Phantom. If you
[99:21] (5961.68s)
know anyone here makes logos, reach out
[99:23] (5963.28s)
to Phantom Platypus.
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You made all that with AI, says Dunder.
[99:27] (5967.76s)
Yeah, all with AI. All with Windsurf. I
[99:30] (5970.40s)
build that all with Windsurf.
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Creator Buddy 4xed my following. It's
[99:37] (5977.92s)
true. It's true. What we build? We're
[99:41] (5981.04s)
building an AI idea generator. Magnum
[99:43] (5983.36s)
MFR. We're building an AI idea
[99:45] (5985.12s)
generator.
[99:46] (5986.96s)
I'm using Chad GBT45 to brainstorm idea
[99:50] (5990.32s)
for is a good model use kind of things
[99:51] (5991.92s)
or thinking model. What was the idea
[99:53] (5993.68s)
generator you have open? I'm building
[99:55] (5995.12s)
this this is what we're building, Jan.
[99:57] (5997.20s)
We're building an AI idea generator.
[99:59] (5999.68s)
We're using a chat GBT for it.
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Let's see. I'm curious
[100:07] (6007.76s)
which chat GBT model are we using for
[100:11] (6011.68s)
this?
[100:14] (6014.48s)
Um, how long did it take you to build
[100:16] (6016.72s)
it? I worked on Creator Buddy from
[100:19] (6019.12s)
August of last year to well, I I'm still
[100:22] (6022.48s)
working on it, but I launched it in
[100:24] (6024.08s)
January. So, I started building in
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August. I launched it in January.
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Let's do a YouTube tool and stream the
[100:31] (6031.12s)
build series on YouTube. Yeah, I got to
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come up with a good idea for it. I have
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a I have a couple other ideas I want to
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build out first.
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Oh, it's using 35 Turbo, which stinks.
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Let's use 41 for this.
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Let's use 41.
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Let's use
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4.1 for this.
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I'll get it and actually DM you. Don't
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Don't Why is it disappearing? Don't air
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me a bestie. We're gonna Emanuel, if you
[101:18] (6078.48s)
get it and DM me, we'll be besties. No,
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I grew up in that area. You don't have
[101:22] (6082.72s)
harsh NYC accents. Say coffee and water.
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Coffee and water.
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I grew up in New Jersey. I was born in
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New York. I grew up in New Jersey. My
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mom has a thick Long Island accent and
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my dad has a thick Boston accent. So,
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those are the influences. What stack did
[101:38] (6098.96s)
you use for Creator Buddy? Says real
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cruiser. I use Nex.js. JS Superbase for
[101:43] (6103.76s)
the database. Um, we use Claude for the
[101:51] (6111.20s)
What else? What else? What else? What
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else? What else? Tailwind.
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I think that's the the gist of it. I'm
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thinking about adding Grock into the
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mix. Um, it's amazing the difficulties
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that one model points out that the other
[102:04] (6124.72s)
missed as well, and the ideas seem
[102:06] (6126.40s)
obvious. Yeah, they they both they all
[102:07] (6127.76s)
have strengths and stuff. They all have
[102:09] (6129.76s)
strengths. All right, I've updated.
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Okay, so now it's using to use GPT4
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Turbo.
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What? No,
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just use
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it exists. I promise.
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Just use it. Jesus. All right, I'm not
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even Sometimes Claude code does stupid
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stuff like that. What's app lib open AI?
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Let's pop that open. Let's just put it
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in ourselves. And it' be difficult cla
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code. We'll just put it in ourselves.
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Here we go.
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Paste. Save.
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Let's make sure it works over here.
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Yeah, it works over here. All right,
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good. Claude code dum dum says Jonathan.
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Yeah, it is being a little dumb dumb.
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Jonathan, you're going viral. Am I going
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viral? How am I going viral? KDN KDNCS.
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We going viral right now. KDN,
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there's a second place lower down in the
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file. Is there
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Oh, you're right. Thank you.
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Thank you, Modellier. You're my little
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partner coder over here. Let's reset it.
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Let's see if we get better results with
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the better model. Share screen.
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All right, here we go. What interests
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me? I'm into vibe, coding, and AI.
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Little slower than GPT turbo, but that's
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fine. Absolutely. Here are some
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challenges that folks with vibe coding
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might run into. Whether you're just
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starting out or tinkering a while.
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Finding your people. Ever feel like
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you're coding or exploring AI in a silo?
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It can be tough to find others and share
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your vibe coding style or want to chat
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about AI outside of super technical
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forums. Sometimes you want a casual
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judgment free place to share weird side
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projects or swipe ideas. Well, that's
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what we do here in FinFam. Get over the
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blank screen problem. You carve out time
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to work on something cool with coding
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and then blank out on what to make.
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Inspirations. Oh, that's a good one.
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making learning learning actually fun.
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There are endless tutorials and courses,
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but they can feel dry or intimidating,
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especially Oh, these are much better
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ideas. The improved model is definitely
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helping here.
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In your opinion, is it already feasible
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technically and costwise to implement a
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voice-based AI assistant in an app where
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users send a voice message and receive a
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spoken AI reply? It's for sure feasible.
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Uh, it's definitely going to have to be
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a paid app, though, because you're going
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to use
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uh, OpenAI's voice model, which gets
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pricey.
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Um, I think there's probably other voice
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models out there, but they're all of
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them are going to be like cheap. So,
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you're probably going to want like at
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least a $30 a month app to be able to
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afford it, Jan.
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Which isn't like insane.
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People will pay that if it's a good AI
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voice. You know, maybe you have a
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cheaper tier that doesn't have the AI
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voice assistant and then you have the
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more expensive tier so people can use it
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and they kind of ladder their way up.
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That's probably a good way to do it.
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Is Gro 4 generally available now or are
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they rolling out over time? It's
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generally available to anyone with
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premium plus. So you got to be spending
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the $40 a month.
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Is this your app? No, this is not this
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is not created by this is the app we're
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building on stream today which is our
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idea generator. It's going to help you
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you put in your interest helps you
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generate ideas for building apps.
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My app relies on using data storage like
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Firebase. How would you recommend
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utilizing AI to make sure the user data
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is secure and I can possibly make from
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the app side? Well, if the question is,
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how can you use AI to make your app
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secure? I would talk to a model and I
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would say,
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you know, I want to make my app secure.
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What are best practices here? I'd go to
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cloud code, which knows your entire
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codebase, and say, security is paramount
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to me. Find 10 different ways there
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might be security breaches in the app,
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and let's fix them.
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That's how I'd use AI to make your app
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more secure.
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All right, these are pretty good
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challenges.
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Every time you on there seems to be a
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must try AI tool or code line. It's
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exciting but also overwhelming when I
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figure out what's actually useful.
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Instead of wasting hopping between
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trends sharing your creations without
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feeling so you make something you love
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funky AI a little code is it good enough
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mixing. If you love to create
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all right let's choose one of these
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ideas and we'll see what it says.
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Let's see. Making learning actually fun.
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Number three.
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Did it take you three years until you
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saw money though? That's pretty cool.
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Says KDNCS.
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Uh, so real quick while this is going,
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this app we're building, I'll give you a
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little story time.
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damn. We had someone chat in Twitch. It
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was a bot.
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Oh well, I got excited for a second
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there. It is what it is. Um,
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story time. Did it take me three years
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to make money in content?
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No, it took me one year. Katie NCS. So,
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when I started my Twitter account three
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and a half years ago, I started a
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newsletter with it at the same time.
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And uh
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about 6 months in, so I started December
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2021,
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about 6 months in, so June 2022,
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I kind of have a tipping point where my
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accounts start to grow. They start
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growing faster.
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And I got to like 10,000 newsletter
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subscribers, 10,000 followers on
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Twitter.
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And uh then 6 months later, about a year
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in total, I got my first
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newsletter
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uh uh sponsor. They paid me 300 bucks to
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sponsor the newsletter.
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And uh that was my first time I made
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money on the internet, which was pretty
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cool.
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And I started making money a whole bunch
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of different ways.
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My newsletter got a lot of premium
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subscribers. I was up to like 100k a
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year on premium subscribers to my
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newsletter,
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which you can subscribe somewhere,
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alexfin.ai, alexfin.ai
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for the newsletter. Uh, and then I had
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like a community. I started a community,
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a paid community. I released a course on
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writing for Twitter. Um, and so I I made
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money a whole bunch of different ways.
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But now you my main source of re I
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pretty much shut down all the other
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sources of revenue except for my
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software
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which is Creator Buddy which is making
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about 300,000 a year. Uh I'm still
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making money on YouTube ads. So YouTube
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ads right now are on pace for $20,000
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this year. Uh Twitter ads are on pace
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for about
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$40,000 this year.
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uh Twitter subscribers. So, the paid
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subs are on pace for about $20,000 this
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year.
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How else am I making money?
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It's about it. Those are the main ways.
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Is the Discord public link? Uh, I'm
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going to do a Discord, Jonathan. I've
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been promising it for a while now.
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I think it's coming soon. I'm going to
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be honest, Jonathan. I've ran a couple
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communities in my life, in my time here
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in content,
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and they always feel like good ideas
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when you're planning it. They always
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feel like great ideas when you're
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planning it,
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but then when you launch it, it it
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really drains you. It really drains you.
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Um for multiple reasons. one because you
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feel like you owe it to your community
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to be in there 247,
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to be responsive to every
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message that comes through. You you you
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constantly have this guilt in the back
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of your head, whether it's warranted or
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that's like, am I spending enough time
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in there? Am I doing enough? Am I giving
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enough value?
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and it ends up being a very draining
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experience. And so, while I want to do a
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Discord, I want to do another community
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and get people in
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either attached to this YouTube or this
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live stream or a creator buddy.
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I want to do it, but I know every time
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I've done it before, it's it's just been
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very draining. And then that doesn't
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even count like
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trolls. Like no matter what community
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you do, you're going to get trolls.
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You're going to get people that just
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want to go in there and piss people off.
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You're going to go in there and get
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people that are just angry and upset all
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the time.
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And you got to manage them because if
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you get angry and upset people in your
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community, it spreads. Negativity
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spreads. It rubs off on other people.
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And then people like, "Oh, hire a a mod.
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Hire this. Hire that.
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I don't want to.
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I just don't want to.
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Running community seems like one of the
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most taxing options for engaging with
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one's followers. Yeah,
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I just it it's just it is
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communities are as low leverage as it
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gets, right? you think about I'll make
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my face a little bigger so we can do a
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little chitchat here as the app runs
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when you're building your business
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especially if you want to be a
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soloreneur right like if you have goals
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around building a business and you dream
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of like building a massive business
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where you hire a million different
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people
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that's one thing
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for me personally like my dream is build
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a massive massive oneperson business,
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soloreneur business where I have
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complete freedom to if I want to spend a
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couple days and play video games, I can
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just do it. Or if I want to go to the
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beach and not think about the internet,
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I can do it. You know, if I just want to
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escape for a week to Europe, I can just
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do it, right? That's my dream.
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I want to and I think it's possible with
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AI. You can have like a soloreneur
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business
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that you just freedom do whatever the
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hell you want.
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Then there's businesses where you know
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you hire people and all that.
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So if you're like me
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and you want to do a soloreneur
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business, which is totally possible now
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with AI,
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your decision making needs to be around
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every decision you make needs to be
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around is this high leverage or is this
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low leverage. what I'm doing here is
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this high leverage or is this low
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leverage or somewhere in between
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and things like for instance YouTube
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videos
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or software like creator buddy
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very very high leverage. Why is
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building apps and filming videos high
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leverage? because you do it once and
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then it can be consumed unlimited times.
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Let me give you an example. And sorry if
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this is like totally off topic. I think
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that's what makes streams fun, right?
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You go in different directions and you
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have fun and you ask questions and you
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learn new things, right? Let me uh let
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me show you why filming YouTube videos
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can be considered very high leverage.
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This is my uh YouTube back end.
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Check out this video right here.
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How to build an app with AI. I launched
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August 24th.
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August 24th, 2024.
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filmed it 17 minute video, put it out
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almost a year ago. Nothing. It did
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nothing for
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five months and now it's totally taken
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off and it's making me $1,100
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in the year it's been out.
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I filmed this a year ago for 17 minutes.
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I put it out and now every day it makes
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me about $20 every single day.
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That is as high leverage as it gets,
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right? That's leverage.
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You do it once and then it can be
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consumed over and over and over and over
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again is generate you value non-stop.
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I filmed this video
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almost a year ago.
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It did nothing
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for five months. For five months, it did
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absolutely nothing. Look, first five
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months, $8 it made me total. For the
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first five months, this video made me $8
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total over five months. That's a little
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over a dollar a month. It now every day
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makes me double that. About $20 a day.
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The first five months, it now does every
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day double that. That's leverage, right?
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So, when you're a soloreneur, if you're
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if you're so if you want to be a
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soloreneur like me, you're constantly
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hunting for high leverage ways to make
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money that don't require a ton of your
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time because you only have 24 hours in
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the day. You sleep eight eight hours a
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night. That's what 16 hours a day. You
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eat eat three meals. Each meal is 3
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hours. It's 13 hours a day. You only got
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13 hours in your day. You got to use it
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all very strategically. You want high
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leverage. This is high leverage, right?
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$1,100 from one video.
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I don't have to do a thing for the rest
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of my life. This will be collecting
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money. I don't have to do another thing.
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software creator buddy, right? I write
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the code, I put it out, people just buy
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it. They buy bye bye. It keeps buying.
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Right now, it's not like this video
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where I just set it and forget it. I
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still code Creator Buddy every day. I've
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been coding non-stop the last several
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weeks to put out a trial, which will be
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later today.
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So, it's not high leverage in that
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regard, but at the same time, if I
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wanted to take a week off and go on
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vacation and not code it, I could do
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that and it'll still make money.
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Can you share how I'm monetizing
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exactly? Yeah.
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Number one, um,
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cash flow source right now is Creator
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Buddy. It's making me about $300,000 a
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year.
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Number two cash flow source is X.
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That makes me about
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40K a year in ad revenue and 20K a year
[118:34] (7114.48s)
in subscriptions. So, paid subscriptions
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on there.
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Next is YouTube. YouTube makes about 20K
[118:47] (7127.20s)
a year in ad revenue. So, my estimated
[118:50] (7130.72s)
revenue over the last month is $2,000 on
[118:52] (7132.96s)
here. Times that by 12 24K.
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Then I make a little bit money on the uh
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newsletter. I don't do I don't do
[119:04] (7144.96s)
sponsorships in the newsletter, but I do
[119:06] (7146.96s)
um what is it? Paid newsletters. You can
[119:10] (7150.16s)
do you can do the paid tier.
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So, that's my main ways of making money.
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I'd like to release a second app
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over the next well I did Video Buddy a
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few days ago. I want to do uh another
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app on top of that over the next couple
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months. Like a serious flagship app like
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Creator Buddy. Um that'd be good. But
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yeah, that's the uh
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that's how I monetize.
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How did how did you know that video
[119:36] (7176.96s)
works? Or is it just luck? Total luck.
[119:39] (7179.44s)
It's one of my first videos and it took
[119:43] (7183.12s)
The winning at first happens very
[119:44] (7184.72s)
slowly, then it happens all at once.
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That's absolutely it. You work, you
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work, you work for years and years and
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years. You're working, you're working,
[119:52] (7192.08s)
you're grinding, you're grinding, you're
[119:53] (7193.12s)
grinding, you're getting nothing in
[119:54] (7194.16s)
return. You get nothing in return.
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And all of a sudden, boom, you take off.
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Right? Success really comes down to
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how long are you willing
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to work without getting anything in
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return.
[120:16] (7216.64s)
This is a banger tweet, by the way. Let
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me let me put this in creator buddy.
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Want to see how I use creator buddy to
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come up with tweets.
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Success, what did I say? Success is
[120:33] (7233.44s)
success is determined by
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how long you can work without getting
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anything in return. Banger tweet. Save
[120:44] (7244.24s)
idea. Save to my database. Right.
[120:49] (7249.52s)
How long can you work without getting
[120:51] (7251.44s)
anything in return?
[120:54] (7254.96s)
For 99% of people,
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they can go
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about 3 days working without getting
[121:07] (7267.28s)
anything returned before they quit.
[121:11] (7271.68s)
Right? You start tweeting, you're super
[121:13] (7273.68s)
excited, right? You start doing
[121:14] (7274.80s)
something new, you get a dopamine hit.
[121:16] (7276.32s)
Oh, this is exciting. This is awesome. I
[121:17] (7277.92s)
love this. Cool. Then you go to sleep.
[121:20] (7280.56s)
You wake up the next day. You're like,
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"Okay, I can do that thing again." Or I
[121:24] (7284.88s)
can go play video games. I'll do that
[121:27] (7287.44s)
thing. That was fun. You do. Then you go
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to bed. Then you wake up the next day
[121:30] (7290.48s)
and you're like, "Ah, that thing's not
[121:32] (7292.40s)
really taken off.
[121:35] (7295.04s)
I'll just go play video games." Right?
[121:36] (7296.32s)
And that's when most people quit. The
[121:39] (7299.12s)
question becomes,
[121:43] (7303.28s)
how long can you go
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getting nothing in return?
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Right? Cuz if you can go a year,
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two years, three years
[121:57] (7317.20s)
doing something, getting nothing in
[121:59] (7319.12s)
return,
[122:00] (7320.64s)
your odds of success start going up,
[122:02] (7322.56s)
right? Like I tweeted, I didn't make a
[122:04] (7324.88s)
penny a year. My first year tweeting, I
[122:07] (7327.04s)
was just tweeting for the fun of it,
[122:08] (7328.32s)
right?
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Before I started getting something in
[122:13] (7333.44s)
return, my account started taking off.
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And then I went two years and I started
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growing more. And then three, now we're
[122:20] (7340.72s)
three and a half years in. Now things
[122:22] (7342.08s)
are really taking off. Right now the
[122:24] (7344.32s)
YouTube's exploding.
[122:26] (7346.48s)
Now the X is growing faster than ever
[122:29] (7349.68s)
because I was able to do this for years
[122:32] (7352.48s)
without getting anything in return. 99%
[122:35] (7355.36s)
of people they can't if they're not
[122:36] (7356.88s)
getting a return they can't do it right
[122:39] (7359.04s)
if they're not getting instant
[122:40] (7360.40s)
gratification
[122:43] (7363.20s)
they can't do it. So if you want to be
[122:45] (7365.76s)
successful on YouTube if you want to be
[122:48] (7368.48s)
successful building apps if you want to
[122:50] (7370.72s)
be successful tweeting whatever it is
[122:53] (7373.20s)
you do. If you want to be successful
[122:54] (7374.88s)
playing basketball, if you want to be
[122:56] (7376.88s)
successful writing books,
[122:59] (7379.84s)
literally whatever it is you're
[123:01] (7381.20s)
interested in,
[123:05] (7385.52s)
the only way you'll be successful is if
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you're able to do that thing for an
[123:11] (7391.04s)
extremely long period of time
[123:14] (7394.64s)
without getting anything in return,
[123:19] (7399.60s)
right? I got Twitter was the first place
[123:21] (7401.60s)
I blew up. I get the same question every
[123:24] (7404.24s)
time. I've been tweeting for two months
[123:26] (7406.32s)
now. I don't I'm not getting followers.
[123:27] (7407.76s)
I've been tweeting for few weeks. Every
[123:30] (7410.24s)
day, five times a day. I spent hours on
[123:32] (7412.40s)
your tweeting. Why am I not blowing up?
[123:35] (7415.84s)
Well, it certainly appears you're not
[123:37] (7417.12s)
willing to do it for nothing.
[123:42] (7422.56s)
Anyone could do anything for a couple
[123:44] (7424.08s)
weeks. Anyone can do anything for a
[123:45] (7425.76s)
couple days. Can you do it for a couple
[123:48] (7428.32s)
years?
[123:49] (7429.68s)
Can you tweet without getting any
[123:51] (7431.44s)
followers and any likes for a couple
[123:53] (7433.52s)
years?
[123:56] (7436.72s)
If you can, your odds of odds of success
[123:59] (7439.04s)
go up. Is it guaranteed success? No. But
[124:01] (7441.76s)
it's a lot higher than if you need likes
[124:03] (7443.68s)
right off the rip.
[124:05] (7445.68s)
Same thing with building apps. Can you
[124:11] (7451.84s)
and build apps without getting any users
[124:15] (7455.84s)
and any money for a very long period of
[124:18] (7458.08s)
time?
[124:19] (7459.60s)
Because if you can withstand that, your
[124:22] (7462.24s)
odds of success go a lot up up a lot
[124:24] (7464.64s)
more.
[124:28] (7468.40s)
How much do you make a month? I don't
[124:30] (7470.48s)
know. I went over the math a second ago.
[124:33] (7473.52s)
Just show up, do the work, trust the
[124:35] (7475.12s)
process. What are your expenses? Uh, my
[124:38] (7478.00s)
apartment
[124:42] (7482.24s)
in California, so it's expensive.
[124:46] (7486.88s)
food.
[124:49] (7489.60s)
It's in America, so it's expensive.
[124:54] (7494.40s)
What else? I don't really do like I
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don't go to the bar. I don't I don't do
[124:59] (7499.60s)
like many recreational activities to be
[125:02] (7502.32s)
honest with you. So, there's not much
[125:03] (7503.44s)
there. Um, from a business perspective,
[125:07] (7507.12s)
my expenses are the most expensive is
[125:09] (7509.68s)
the X API. So, Creator Buddy's built on
[125:12] (7512.88s)
the X API because it pulls in tweets.
[125:15] (7515.20s)
That's $5,000 a month. I buy every AI
[125:19] (7519.36s)
the premium plan. So Claude for 200,
[125:21] (7521.28s)
chat GPT for 200.
[125:23] (7523.76s)
Those are my expenses. How do you
[125:25] (7525.76s)
sustain mentally and psychologically
[125:27] (7527.68s)
when getting nothing in return?
[125:34] (7534.16s)
Uh, I sustain
[125:40] (7540.72s)
knowing that every shot I take makes me
[125:44] (7544.16s)
a little better and I enjoy the hunt of
[125:46] (7546.88s)
getting a little better.
[125:50] (7550.32s)
I enjoy the hunt of getting a little
[125:52] (7552.32s)
better, right? So, I I put out a tweet,
[125:55] (7555.60s)
it performs like crap.
[125:58] (7558.32s)
I enjoy that because I I look for the
[126:00] (7560.80s)
thing I could improve in that tweet to
[126:02] (7562.40s)
make it better. And I that that's where
[126:03] (7563.84s)
my dopamine hit comes from is the fact
[126:06] (7566.24s)
that I learned from that tweet. I put
[126:08] (7568.08s)
out a video, it falls on its face,
[126:09] (7569.92s)
right? I put out a video couple weeks
[126:12] (7572.40s)
ago is this one. Should you learn a code
[126:14] (7574.72s)
in 2025? 1700 views, which for me, as
[126:17] (7577.44s)
you can tell, is like nothing, right?
[126:18] (7578.72s)
Surrounded by 20,000, 30,000. 1,700 is
[126:21] (7581.76s)
nothing. I still enjoyed making that
[126:24] (7584.00s)
video because I learned people don't
[126:25] (7585.76s)
like that format of videos. they don't
[126:27] (7587.44s)
like that type of video for me.
[126:31] (7591.44s)
So, I still enjoyed that cuz I learned
[126:33] (7593.76s)
from it.
[126:36] (7596.08s)
So, if you want to sustain mentally as
[126:37] (7597.92s)
you're trying and failing, trying and
[126:39] (7599.44s)
failing, trying and fail. Oh, you can't
[126:40] (7600.80s)
even see the screen's small. Whatever.
[126:43] (7603.28s)
You got to enjoy you got to enjoy
[126:44] (7604.64s)
learning. Do I believe in God? Yes.
[126:50] (7610.32s)
So, I'm 46 minutes behind on the live
[126:52] (7612.08s)
stream and just heard your question. I'm
[126:53] (7613.28s)
in Texas and yes, I'm invested in MSTY.
[126:55] (7615.84s)
I have 54. Oh, there we go. I'm in it.
[126:57] (7617.60s)
I'm in it, too.
[127:00] (7620.48s)
Alex Rules says, "Lo Morales, I
[127:02] (7622.64s)
appreciate you, Lo." Thank you.
[127:06] (7626.00s)
All those business expenses are write
[127:07] (7627.36s)
offs, though. You make money, you write
[127:08] (7628.72s)
those off, and they're not really costs.
[127:10] (7630.40s)
Well, they're write offs, but because
[127:12] (7632.56s)
they're just because they're write-offs
[127:14] (7634.16s)
doesn't make them free,
[127:16] (7636.88s)
right? It it it lessens my tax burden,
[127:19] (7639.44s)
but it still costs money.
[127:23] (7643.28s)
All right, guys. We're up against the
[127:24] (7644.56s)
two hours. I really appreciate it.
[127:26] (7646.80s)
Everyone, if you don't mind, leave a
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subscribed to there now. Uh, follow me
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on X, Alex Finnx.
[127:53] (7673.28s)
This was fun. fun. I hope you guys had
[127:56] (7676.48s)
These are always fun. I do these every
[127:58] (7678.00s)
Thursday. Every Thursday 1:00 p.m. PST,
[128:01] (7681.84s)
400 p.m. Eastern.
[128:06] (7686.00s)
Uh, hope you guys had fun. I have fun
[128:08] (7688.08s)
doing it.
[128:10] (7690.72s)
Really is the highlight of my weekly
[128:12] (7692.08s)
streams. I really enjoy hanging out with
[128:13] (7693.52s)
you guys. I hope you guys enjoy it, too.
[128:16] (7696.72s)
I enjoy just chatting with the chat,
[128:19] (7699.04s)
talking about tech, talking about AI.
[128:22] (7702.64s)
Thanks for being a part of the Finn fam.
[128:25] (7705.68s)
I really appreciate it. If you're
[128:26] (7706.96s)
watching this, you're a part of the Finn
[128:28] (7708.08s)
fam. So, thank you. Means a lot.
[128:31] (7711.68s)
Thank you to everyone who subbed, who
[128:33] (7713.60s)
joined,
[128:35] (7715.12s)
all that. Kevin,
[128:37] (7717.76s)
good to see you, Kevin.
[128:40] (7720.40s)
I'd like a video about your streaming
[128:41] (7721.92s)
setup, says James Almeida. I'll do that.
[128:43] (7723.68s)
I'll put it out on um on X. Follow the
[128:46] (7726.72s)
X. I'll put it out over there. Um
[128:50] (7730.08s)
amazing stream. This was fun. Good to
[128:51] (7731.60s)
have you here, Mary. Mary Mary Shima,
[128:53] (7733.44s)
you were here the whole time. It's great
[128:54] (7734.88s)
talking to you, Mary.
[128:58] (7738.32s)
Everyone who hung around, I love you
[128:59] (7739.68s)
all. Thank you so much for joining. Um,
[129:03] (7743.76s)
doing it every Thursday.
[129:06] (7746.64s)
Victoria Shima, we got I didn't real I
[129:10] (7750.56s)
have we I've been talking to Victoria
[129:11] (7751.84s)
the whole time and talking to Mary the
[129:13] (7753.04s)
whole time. I didn't realize you're both
[129:14] (7754.80s)
Shimas. Are you guys sisters?
[129:17] (7757.20s)
We have two Sheimas. Victoria, you were
[129:19] (7759.68s)
here since the jump. Thanks for hanging
[129:22] (7762.64s)
around. Victoria, hope you learned a
[129:25] (7765.12s)
couple things, did a couple cool things.
[129:29] (7769.36s)
What's your social and love life like?
[129:31] (7771.36s)
Says Emanuel. Wouldn't you like to know,
[129:33] (7773.12s)
freak?
[129:35] (7775.92s)
I'm kidding, but
[129:38] (7778.32s)
weird. Um, I'll see you guys uh next
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Thursday, unless I decide to do it
[129:42] (7782.32s)
earlier. New video coming in the next
[129:43] (7783.76s)
few days. Hope you guys enjoy it. DM me
[129:46] (7786.00s)
on X if you if you have any questions or
[129:47] (7787.68s)
anything. I'd love to talk to you there.
[129:49] (7789.60s)
Love you guys. Mary is my sister. All
[129:51] (7791.68s)
right. I'm glad we got both Shima's in
[129:53] (7793.60s)
here.
[129:55] (7795.36s)
Shout out to Shima family. Shima family
[129:57] (7797.36s)
is uh the first family of FinnFam.
[130:01] (7801.60s)
Appreciate you guys. All right, we'll
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talk soon. Take care, guys.