Brooklyn dad. Day job: Data Governance @NYCAnalytics. By night: satirizing #VibeCoding by vibe coding vibecodesim.com šŸš€ Views mine.

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Just submitted my entry to #vibejam! šŸš€ Can you vibe your way through the hype, hustle, and AI-fueled chaos? Check out Vibe Code Simulator: vibecodesim.com Had a blast riding this wave—thanks to @levelsio for the #VibeCoding inspiration!
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Just 30 minutes left and the #vibejam passed 1,000 games! Can't believe so many people vibe coded a game You're all crazy awesome :D šŸ’– You've all helped create a beautiful little creative moment in time!
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One year ago, Karpathy coined "vibe coding." I made an idle clicker about the experience — shipping projects, accumulating slop, watching your codebase slowly collapse. The twist: the game itself is entirely vibe-coded. Built in spurts over the past year, each time a new model dropped. Alpha is live. Playtesters wanted.
There's a new kind of coding I call "vibe coding", where you fully give in to the vibes, embrace exponentials, and forget that the code even exists. It's possible because the LLMs (e.g. Cursor Composer w Sonnet) are getting too good. Also I just talk to Composer with SuperWhisper so I barely even touch the keyboard. I ask for the dumbest things like "decrease the padding on the sidebar by half" because I'm too lazy to find it. I "Accept All" always, I don't read the diffs anymore. When I get error messages I just copy paste them in with no comment, usually that fixes it. The code grows beyond my usual comprehension, I'd have to really read through it for a while. Sometimes the LLMs can't fix a bug so I just work around it or ask for random changes until it goes away. It's not too bad for throwaway weekend projects, but still quite amusing. I'm building a project or webapp, but it's not really coding - I just see stuff, say stuff, run stuff, and copy paste stuff, and it mostly works.
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Free to play, ~25 min per run. Some bugs — what else would you expect from vibe coding? Feedback form built in. Tell me what's broken or confusing. vibecodesim.com/
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Unacceptable. @NYCMayor Adams is stalling yet another transportation project: "Even after a successful round of outreach that saw every single elected official and all three community boards in the neighborhood support the proposal, the whole thing is now in limbo."
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Paterson misses: 1ļøāƒ£ Trash talk didn’t start w/ Trump—Mamdani’s Cuomo jab hit policy, not POWs. 2ļøāƒ£ Growing turnout is democracy; Obama ’08 & Abrams ’20 did it pre-Trump. 3ļøāƒ£ Mamdani’s rivals fling harsher insults. Progressive surge ≠ ā€œTrumpism.ā€
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Replying to @gregisenberg
I’ve been using a similar AI pair programming approach: 1.Use o3 to sketch out the project goals. 2.Feed that into Gemini 2.5 Pro to generate a phased implementation plan—each phase scoped to fit into a single chat session in Cursor. 3.I tell Gemini I’m using Cursor with various LLMs as execution agents, and ask it to generate CursorRules and the first execution prompt. I paste that prompt into Cursor and start the phase using Gemini 2.5 or Claude Opus 4. Here’s the key loop: After every Cursor reply, I paste the full output back into the original Gemini planning session and ask: •Does this complete the phase? •If not, what’s left? •What should the next prompt be? This feedback loop keeps the planning agent aware of progress. At critical junctures, I use it to evaluate whether to stay on plan or pivot. Over time, I also rely on Gemini to help decide: •Which files should be added to prompt context? •Whether CursorRules should be updated? •Whether to inspect or revise any specific files? By consistently reporting execution output back to the planning agent, I’ve kept coherent memory and context across 600–700k tokens with Gemini 2.5—without losing the thread.
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At a timeĀ when people are understandably focused on the daily chaos in Washington, these articles describe the rapidly accelerating impact that AI is going to have onĀ jobs, the economy, and how we live. axios.com/2025/05/28/ai-jobs…
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The CEO of Anthropic (a powerful AI company) predicts that AI could wipe out HALF of entry-level white collar jobs in the next 5 years. We must demand that increased worker productivity from AI benefits working people, not just wealthy stockholders on Wall St. AI IS A BIG DEAL.
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I used this n8n workflow to scrape X for top-performing posts in my niche (it's a big part of how I went from 600 → 6k followers in 13 days) most creators scroll for hours to find content ideas that work... whereas I just run this flow and get a full swipe file in minutes - organized by likes, comments, shares and URLs. here’s what it does: - drop in a keyword - scrapes X for top posts - pulls engagement data content - auto-sorts it all into a Google Sheet now you've got data-backed insights ready to plug into your tweets, ads, or even video scripts. workflow takes 5 minutes to set up want the full JSON? comment ā€œSWIPEā€, follow, repost and I’ll send it over (must be following so I can DM)
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Prompting can be weird... this was in fact a good plan. "I think that I really need to create a README file. I'm wondering if it makes sense to ask you right now to give me a handoff script to kind of summarize all your understanding of this project, and then for me to give that handoff script along with the current full data repo to a new Gemini 2.5 planning instance, and have that new chat instance create a prompt for Cursor to create the README file. Does that plan also make sense?"
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I appreciate that more mainstream voices are taking the growing predictions of near term AI driven job displacement seriously.
At a timeĀ when people are understandably focused on the daily chaos in Washington, these articles describe the rapidly accelerating impact that AI is going to have onĀ jobs, the economy, and how we live. axios.com/2025/05/28/ai-jobs…
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My current vibe-coding workflow: Use a planning AI (usually o3) to draft a PRD. Have an implementation AI (usually Gemini 2.5) chunk it into phased plans. Implementation AI creates specific prompts, which I then run in Cursor with Gemini 2.5 or Claude 3.5.
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Just submitted my entry to #vibejam! šŸš€ Can you vibe your way through the hype, hustle, and AI-fueled chaos? Check out Vibe Code Simulator: vibecodesim.com Had a blast riding this wave—thanks to @levelsio for the #VibeCoding inspiration!
1 Apr 2025
Just 30 minutes left and the #vibejam passed 1,000 games! Can't believe so many people vibe coded a game You're all crazy awesome :D šŸ’– You've all helped create a beautiful little creative moment in time!
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Posted a quick morning update video here šŸ‘‡ā€”making some improvements based on all this awesome feedback! #VibeCoding x.com/npstorey/status/190995…

Quick pre-work session on Vibe Code Simulator—revamping the project system using Gemini 2.5 Cursor. Still figuring it out as I go… here’s how it’s looking. šŸ‘€ #VibeCoding #VibeJam #BuildInPublic
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Did one last sprint last night but hit the dreaded #vibedebugging wall. 🪲 Taking this as a cue to step back and recharge (luckily coincides with a planned vacation). Back to #VibeCoding in ~10 days. Some reflections on the #VibeJam experience coming sooner.
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Quick pre-work session on Vibe Code Simulator—revamping the project system using Gemini 2.5 Cursor. Still figuring it out as I go… here’s how it’s looking. šŸ‘€ #VibeCoding #VibeJam #BuildInPublic
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In honor of the 17K (!) impressions thanks to @levelsio šŸ”„, here’s a quick 'coding-in-public' peek at what I'm working on right now. Stay tuned—launching an update shortly! #VibeCoding #GameDev
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Completed Phase 2/6 of a major refactor of the Project assignment (choosing AI model and prompt), YOLO error reduction modification… it will all make sense soon. Will need to pick up again tomorrow. Will take a cue from my game and SLEEP so I can love to #vibecode another day
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Replying to @npstorey @levelsio
haha, I liked the UI & the sound effects for one second I was like wait... is this real life? never can get enough food & sleep...
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Whoa, thanks for the shoutout @levelsio! šŸ™Œ Now under intense pressure to vibe-code faster. šŸš€ Updates coming soon—stay tuned! #VibeCoding #BuildingInPublic
Just submitted my entry to #vibejam! šŸš€ Can you vibe your way through the hype, hustle, and AI-fueled chaos? Check out Vibe Code Simulator: vibecodesim.com Had a blast riding this wave—thanks to @levelsio for the #VibeCoding inspiration!
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Glad the world’s catching on—I’ve been vibe coding a satirical simulator game about vibe coding. Beta’s live (and chaotic) right now: vibecodesim.com šŸš€ #vibejam #vibecoding
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Nathan Storey retweeted
If you wanted to see how little attention folks are paying to the possibility of AGI (however defined) no matter what the labs say, here is an official course from Google Deepmind whose first session is "we are on a path to superhuman capabilities" It has less than 1,000 views.
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