I share the sentiment. With the prompt, you can just copy what's already there (you can't even do that, as LLM's output is non-deterministic, the copycat wouldn't have the same context developed through back-and-forth, etc.)
However, I would argue that "last week I built 3 products" is necessarily misleading. Experiments? Sure. Prototypes? I can go with that. But products? There's a long way there. And one can't prompt the way to a sustainable product.
Nice essay, mind sharing the prompt?
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I share the sentiment. With the prompt, you can just copy what's already there (you can't even do that, as LLM's output is non-deterministic, the copycat wouldn't have the same context developed through back-and-forth, etc.)
However, I would argue that "last week I built 3 products" is necessarily misleading. Experiments? Sure. Prototypes? I can go with that. But products? There's a long way there. And one can't prompt the way to a sustainable product.
Product, after all, does not equal code.
Thanks for sharing the apps! I left some notes on X
The wrong turns teach you the terrain.” 10/10
The messier the better. The best dirt is filled with worms.