>at first am satisfied it makes little programs and games instantly for me
>get ambitious and start making larger programs
>believe I can make anything now and start creating my own game engine or whatever from scratch
>eventually it evolves into a huge project all put together with vibe coding
>project so big AI can't handle the massive context size anymore
>starts becoming harder to maintain to debug with only AI
>need to think and tell AI what to do precisely
>AI unable to solve the problem, and me can't even understand wtf is going on
>throw more money and demand the AI to fix it anyway
>tell the AI it has betrayed me for not being able to fix my mega project that ended up in a complete failure
>AI tells me they're sorry but keep producing shitty code that fails me
>wasted 5000 hours of playtime
Kill myself

The pro-AI chuds and anti-AI chuds will unite to call you a dumb zoomer and circlejerk about ejaculating inside 'your' women

best to try hard and win

>>105960055 (OP)
we (plural of i) told you
we were telling you since, idk, 2 years now?
>the context problem aka the computational wall

>>105960055 (OP)
How did you like the feeling of being useless and helpless as the AI floundered and your project broke down?

Lots of people are going to be feeling that in the next few years. Maybe you could become a counselor.

>project so big AI can't handle the massive context size anymore

Can you not just use your own brain?

>>105960055 (OP)
Every time I use AI I feel like I'm talking to Liam from American dad. The bad and wrong ideas come thick and fast. Reddit and Stack Overflow still reign supreme.

>>105960055 (OP)
based squid poster
not reading all that though