I like working on my own projects, and where I found AI really shone was by having something there to bounce ideas off and get feedback. That changes if you ge

I like working on my own projects, and where I found AI really shone was by having something there to bounce ideas off and get feedback. That changes if you get it to write code for you. I tried vibe-coding an entire project once, and while I ended up with a pretty result that got some traction on Reddit, I didn't get any sense of accomplishment at all. It's kinda like doomscrolling in a way, it's hard to stop but it leaves you feeling empty.