Started with using ChatGPT just to explain random errors.
Now my workflow is basically:
→ Ask ChatGPT what broke
→ Ask it to fix the code
→ Ask why its own fix broke something else 😭
Recently tried Runable too, and the weird part is how normal it feels delegating actual coding tasks to an AI agent now instead of just asking for snippets.
Are we still developers… or just AI babysitters? 💀
Started as a “quick enhancement.”
Now it needs new infra, extra monitoring, three emergency meetings, and somehow breaks unrelated systems 💀
Anyone else seen “small feature requests” turn into full-blown incidents?
People get so mad when you tell them you do not know traditional syntax but you are still building complex software. The secret is just knowing how to direct the AI and having the right execution tools. Once my AI generates the frontend and backend logic I just feed it directly to Runable. Runable handles all the heavy lifting so I never even have to look at a terminal or pretend I know what I am doing. Is vibe coding going to completely replace traditional learning or are we just living in a bubble right now?
everyone else: “chatgpt helped me study 🥰”
me: chatgpt wrote the code, claude rewrote it, another tool broke it, and now i’m just throwing prompts like a confused pokemon trainer 😭
lowkey for basic landing pages / web app stuff i probably should’ve just used Runable and protected my mental health 💀
spent weeks thinking “this could be a cool product” and then one random AI update drops doing 80% of it for free 😭
at this point i’m just hoping runable doesn’t wake up tomorrow and casually add the exact thing i’m building as a side feature 💀
It always starts with ‘lemme just fix this one tiny bug real quick’ and somehow 7 hours later you’ve got ChatGPT, Claude, Stack Overflow, docs, 27 tabs open, 3 coffees, emotional damage, and a completely different bug you didn’t even know existed 💀 coding after midnight is less software engineering and more entering a boss fight against your own code