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The loop hype is real! 📈 Curious what loops everyone here is running. Do you think it’s the latest overblown feature or has it truly changed the game for you? 📊 Poll: short and sweet, do you use loops❓

I've just had the most amount of hallucinations ever in one session. My model is completely making shit up. I have no idea where is this coming from, because I have not modified any of the foundational/instruction files or changed my processes. It's undertaking tasks or modifying files in ways I didn't ask for and it seems to be 'assuming' what I want instead of listening to instructions and its constantly forgetting context now. I'm thinking of removing and reloading Claude Code too if its a potential caching issue similar to the old 'memory' files issue I was having where it was generating custom instruction files outside of our working directory which were negating my claude.md, etc. Anyone else seeing issues increase lately?

Everybody's a builder now. You open Claude Code or Cursor, noodle on a prompt for twenty minutes, and by Sunday night you've got a working app with auth, a database, and a Stripe checkout that actually processes a payment. I've done it. You've probably done it too. The first time it happens you feel like a wizard. And then the silence hits. You post it, you tell a few friends, maybe you drop it in a Discord... and nothing. Not "this sucks" nothing. Just nothing. No signups, no comments, no [censored] given, LOL. That silence is the lesson. And it's the same lesson that's existed since the first person built the first piece of software, it's just louder now because building got so cheap that everyone's tripping over it at the same time. Here's the thing nobody wants to hear: writing the code was always the easy part. Even before AI, a decent dev could smack out an MVP in a few weeks if they knew what they were doing. What separated the businesses that made money from the ones that didn't was never "can this thing technically function." It was always two other questions. Does anyone actually want this. And will anyone find out it exists. AI didn't change that equation. It just deleted the excuse. Ten years ago you could tell yourself "well, building takes so long, once I ship, people will obviously flock to it." Now you ship in a weekend and get to watch, in real time, that shipping was never the bottleneck. The market doesn't care how fast you built it. It cares whether it needed to exist. I think of it like the crepe analogy I keep going back to. Your first crepe is trash. Everyone's first crepe is trash. But with vibe coding, people are getting a hundred crepes an hour now instead of one a day, and they're shocked that crepe number ninety-four is still trash if the batter (the actual idea, the actual customer, the actual problem) was never right to begin with. You can iterate on execution speed all day. Speed doesn't fix a batter problem. So what's actually hard, if it's not the build?

1. completed the implementation playbook 2. Levelled up to 3 3. Created my first sample folder structure for a solution