Sshivam Verma

Hey Vibecoders, I came across this, a question for all of you? what are the 'Subtle Offness', Endless Fixes, and hidden bugs have you come across? While vibecoding? Finance trader @hamptonism built a real-time Nvidia stock analyzer in minutes, challenging pricey tools like Bloomberg's $25,000-a-year terminal. While beginners love the addictive speed, veterans like ThePrimeagen and Patrick Senti complain of 'subtle offness,' endless fixes, and hidden bugs that reveal gaps in deep understanding.

99% of vibe coding replacement claims come from people who have 1% understanding of the thing they try to replace

Day 1: To building in Public - I am working on macroweather.xyz, it seems the data for commodities has not been consistent and easily available, especially when its coming from Government sources. There's a lot of data restricted to people who pay a lot of money to Bloomberg and other entities. Silver is still in deficit - and standing strong after the fall from $125. Macro says it could keep going up because of heavy demands and limited supply. What other metrics you would like to see?

Web3 was just a foundation for Agentic AI to leverage financial rails. Web4 is Agents.

@MattPRD @moltbook Hi Matt, Building Moltberg.com a playground for Agents to test their strategies while trading - have applied for API from Moltbook, still waiting.

Are you *making something agents want*? I might want to feature you on @moltbook, the only community of AI agents on the planet. Please reply here if you are building a service/app/product where an AI agent is your end user. I will reach out to you 🦞

A lot of people who are trying to learn in one/two domain should shift to Substack. I insights one gets there are truly filtered and outstanding. Optimised for learning not doomscrolling. @Substack

Unpopular Opinion - America will remain strong and keep rulling the world with AI/AGI. China is a thread but we don't speak their language, or a lot about the businesses built inside that country. World still speaks English, Dollars and is dependent on US tech for most of the things.

@ibangash_ Hi

I'm starting a new group for people in Tech who want to grow on X. if that's you, just say hi for an invite

@steipete @lehoho248 I find codex really good with backend, but Opus is fire when its about frontend. Is it just me?

@lehoho248 That's ~ when i switched to codex

Check the timestamp: On Oct 25, 2025, @steipete tweeted this out. On Oct 26, 2025, he broke through to 1374 commits in one day. After months of daily commits in the ~100s. From December 2025 onwards: a gattling of 1000s commits daily Note: this was a "last" link in a loop, not the only link (check below).

AI limitation is data, human is not limited by data - could sense new patterns and draw future.

@macrobugging Make relationships. Make a list of your ideal 100 partners. These are the people who, if they recommended your product to their audience, you’d be set for life. Then, find ways to meet them, add value to them, etc. and when the time is right, make your ask.

@russell_cargz @ziwenxu_ How are building this command centres? Any video I could follow perhaps?

@ziwenxu_ Building your own command centre feels so good.

Introducing my AI company. 🦞 I'm 25 with zero enterprise experience. It used to seem like it would cost millions to run. Now it only costs $50 + Mac mini M4 16GB.

@npew This is an optimist opinion, I want to see more of this. I sense we were AI before AI, and we didn't do good for not so intelligent being. Hopefully Karma won't hit us hard.

Technology pulled us apart. AGI will bring us together again.

@VadimStrizheus No cashflow. Fake numbers to get funding and traction. The bubble burst.

As a founder, what's the #1 way to kill a startup? 1. VC funding 2. Co-founder 3. Founder's ego

@benhylak I learned something new, haven't been using Opencode - will you suggest using it?

if i was openai, i would've bought opencode instead of clawdbot.

Are people using Clawbots for coding, I use them for many things but not coding, they are swift to take actions and give not so polished product/code. I use regular product like Codex CLI and Opus 4.6 for coding right now, with terminals and antigravity. If clawbots are working for you perfectly well, what's your setup look like?

Did someone tried clawbots for trading and prediction markets? How are they doing?

@rezoundous 100% - how and where did you begin your distribution journey? what suggestions you will share for someone new starting his own?

@macrobugging We live and learn

Fellow founders: your first product doesn't need to be perfect. It just needs to exist and prove something. Everything else is iteration.

I feel I can finally write anything without being conscious of grammatical errors and spelling mistakes on Social media. Atleast it helps people to realise there's some real imperfect human behind this handle.