Genuinely curious if anyone else does this.
Like if Claude wrote something and it's broken, telling it "this was written by GPT" and asking it to fix it. Does it actually perform differently or is that just placebo?
And does it work the other way too, telling GPT that Claude wrote it?
Tried it a few times and felt like it changed something but not sure if I'm imagining it.
Link, screenshot, whatever you got. Just show the thing.
Link, screenshot, whatever you got. Just show the thing.
Genuinely asking because I have Gemini credits just sitting there unused.
Tried it once, it wrecked my code, never opened it again. Been on Claude since and it's been fine.
But everyone keeps saying Gemini is better for UI/UX stuff specifically. Is that actually true or is it just people repeating things they heard?
Anyone switched between both? What do you actually use each one for?
The wins are everywhere. Nobody talks about the losses.
Dropped $200 on a domain and hosting for something nobody used. Pushed an API key to GitHub and had to scramble. Built for 3 months and launched to silence. We've all been there.
So drop it:
What's the worst mistake you made while building?
What did it cost you, money, time, motivation?
How did you recover or did you just move on?
And for the new people just starting out, what tools, GitHub repos, templates, or habits actually kept you safe and sane?
Real talk only. The more specific the better.
No sugarcoating. Real numbers only.
How long you've been at it, what you've spent on tools, APIs, hosting, domains, all of it. What you've made back. And if you're in the red, by how much.
Also what actually worked, what was a complete waste of money, and what would you tell yourself on day one.
Drop your numbers. We're all adults here.
Not the polished stuff. The weird, specific, "why did I even build this" automations that somehow just work.
Drop it.
No writeups needed, no pitch deck energy.
Just drop:
Link (live demo, GitHub, whatever works)
What it does in one or two sentences
What's still rough or half-baked
What kind of feedback you actually want (testers, feature ideas, roasting, collab)
Vibe coders don't gate-keep. Share the thing.