I’m 24. I left my job. My mom told me to do something with my life. So I did. I used Claude to build it. Every line of code. I don’t know Python. I know what I want and I know how to describe it precisely enough that it gets built correctly. That turned out to be the actual skill. I can’t share what it is yet. I’m still building toward proof of concept and I’m not the type to show my hand early. But it’s running. It’s logging data. It’s teaching me things about my own process that I never would have figured out by feel alone. Tonight I was typing and I noticed my back wasn’t hurting for once. I was sitting up straight. I was typing accurately. I was thinking with purpose. And I was also proud of myself and also aware that it was late and also aware that none of that was contradicting any of the rest of it. That’s what I wanted to say. Not that it’s working perfectly. Not that I’ve made money yet. Not that I have some secret. Just that I started. I kept going. And tonight the work felt like mine in a way that nothing before it ever did. If you’re in the middle of something similar I’d genuinely like to know. These kinds of builds feel less lonely when you’re not the only one doing them. PS. What this AI is capable of is truly a sight to behold. I am so excited for what’s to come in the future, and what we can utilize this knowledge for. — Toast submitted by /u/LowerAardvark2094
Originally posted by u/LowerAardvark2094 on r/ArtificialInteligence