9/3/2025 - Vibe Coding a Comic Book App and a Pet Selfie Creator: From Concept to Creation with AI

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12. 3:23[Music] in a westerly direction. [Music] This car is my train. I've been driving. I've been wondering
13. 3:41what it is I'm running from again. [Music] Feel like an 80year-old man holding on to 29
14. 3:56in a head on that horizon. Is it California line [Music]
15. 4:11of a head trucking a wide load house cut in half? >> Kyle, >> what? >> Sorry to interrupt. We We have breaking news.
16. 4:24>> Go on. Uh mule uh muleun mulerun.com which is in a beta just posted on their discord 2020 two activation codes first
17. 4:36run first serve Danielle has shared it in irregulars beautiful let's go let's go go irregulars go to irregulars channel let
18. 4:47me share this tab instead got it what we do here at the AI salon AI learning lab AI salon presents AI learning lab. We don't screw around.
19. 4:59There's something's going on. We're going to go get it. All right. Activation code. Just grab one. Uh, let's see.
20. 5:09Is there a link to the Discord thing here? No. Okay. So, I got to memorize one of these. All right.
21. 5:24Where is it? Yeah, that's what I was looking at. Where am I going? Something mule muleun.com.
22. 5:43This is just This is just like NFTTS. This is just like NFTTS. get started. >> You remembered how to change your tabs. >> Yeah. [Music]
23. 6:11No. Damn it. All right. Uh 60D D58. No,
24. 6:27this is totally like that. All right. 6 HM Z28 6 Hm Z 28. I think they're all gone, buddy.
25. 6:42>> They've only got six check marks. >> Really? UTF Y57.
26. 6:57I got it. You got to work quick, people. This is This is what being in the NFT world did for me. >> Yes. So what what this is for anybody
27. 7:10who doesn't know muun.com they're in beta and uh this is an AI agent marketplace. Uh so uh you can create
28. 7:20your own AI agents and uh similar to manis agents where you have it do a run and you pre-prompt it with instructions
29. 7:30and then you can publish your instructions for the agent and then other people can do that same run using
30. 7:38your agent but with their content. And uh so thanks to Danielle for getting the hookup. Once you join uh you can also
31. 7:47have you also get referral codes so you could also invite friends. That's very cool. All right. Um
32. 8:03I wonder if they're going to let you charge for these. I wonder if this is like the agent version of custom GPTs
33. 8:09where you can actually charge for them at some point. No, but that is the not that I know of, but that is the other website that we're
34. 8:19also doing a wait list for that if you haven't been uh to SV S. So many different websites out there. Um
35. 8:33we posted in the regulars though. Um there's a wait list for an agent uh tool where you can actually sell your
36. 8:41apps. It hasn't launched yet, but it's on a wait list. >> I think that's the plan to sell with them. Glad to help. Yeah, thank you,
37. 8:48Danielle. This is great. This is great. You see, you seem to be quite good at finding these things, Danielle. I like it. Okay. Um, let's
38. 9:02What I want to do, I think what I want to do, not that. Oh. That was not what that was. Get rid of that. Get rid of that.
39. 9:19Take this. What? Did I lose a whole tab full of goodies? I did. >> All right. >> SRVA. Is the other one.
40. 9:34>> Okay. But we're just on a wait list for that one. Right. >> Right. But the sooner you get on the wait list, the sooner you get off the
41. 9:42weight list. All right, beautiful. >> Bye. >> Let's put this there. Okay, bye. Let me go here. Yeah, there we go.
42. 10:01Share this tab instead. All right, here's what we're going to do, people. You're going to listen to this.
43. 10:21Lost a whole notebook today. Oh, that sucks. Like a notebook. LM notebook.
44. 10:35[Music]
45. 10:51to kill you for a dollar. Desperate for an end to this monotony monotony.
46. 11:08You look like a warm one. Your future all set. Let me lick your pockets. I'll take what I can get. I don't need your
47. 11:18kindness, your contact, your jokes, or your pitiful love. Do you have any smokes? Can't go back to Kansas or three channel
48. 11:29TV. You know what's coming in your future is me. The rats control the sewer pipe. And in this waste they multiply and feed upon their young.
49. 11:43And here they flock. They strain. They push to be much more than they can be.
50. 12:02The eyes like sharks that lack the light to look upon their destiny.
51. 12:20to kill you for a dollar. Flicker and static feel chilled to the bone. This is the channel that leads you
52. 12:37back home. A dollar your power, a dollar regret, a dollar a silence your conscience won't forget. And here they flock,
53. 12:51they strain, they push to be much more than they can be.
54. 13:05Eyes like sharks that lack the light to love their destin
55. 13:20[Music] to kill you for a Dollar for a dollar.
56. 13:37For a dollar. >> Oh yeah. Good people of the Tik Tok. Bringing it home. That's to kill you for a dollar by Kyle Shannon, Robin Rose,
57. 13:50and Todd Merrill. Written in 1987. Covered by Sunno 2025. All right. Fantastic. Bob, tell him what he's won. Okay. Casey Queso.
58. 14:06Todd, Robin, and Kyle were living on 114th Street in 1 Avenue. It's 1987 in the middle of the crack epidemic.
59. 14:22Oh, good lord. Good people. Um, all right. So, there was a question there. Um, what what uh if you wanted to make a rapper that
60. 14:35would take a guitar video and turn it into tabs, you'd need something that understood music. I don't know. I don't know all
61. 14:44the like I know that Gemini is multimodal. Um, let's try that. Let's go try to find um
62. 15:02[Music] YouTube.
63. 15:16Uh, we'll go Martin Ston. Uh, we'll do purple rain.
64. 15:32[Music] I'm not going to cause you any sorrow.
65. 15:46[Music] I know that you [Music] only one time see you laughing [Music] only.
66. 16:06>> Oh yeah, here comes the copyright strike. Yep, that's a good point. Okay. Um, okay. So, what we're going to do is
67. 16:15we're going to head over to we're going to go to not to gemini.google.com. We're going to go to a studio.google.com.
68. 16:29Um, I don't know which our most powerful reasoning model flash
69. 16:43nano banana. Oh, did they break out nano banana as a separate model now? Oh, they're just doing it as a as an API call. Okay, got it.
70. 16:57Let's try pro. Um, I'm going to say, "Can you give me the chords and lyrics?"
71. 17:12Can you give us the right >> I could I could you give me the chords and lyrics for uh this
72. 17:27song and there's the video. All right, let's see.
73. 18:03[Music] Maybe that. Is that better?
74. 18:18I think that's better. All right. Also, Google just announced Wait, holy [ __ ] Did it just do it, people?
75. 18:39Um uh you know it's a song.
76. 18:54Um I think that's right. Hey there.
77. 19:14I don't think he starts out in B flat, though. >> Women riders can now request women drivers with women preferences. >> Oh my god. >> Uber.
78. 19:25Since 1929, Shane company has been making beautiful engagement rings. We hand [Applause] [Music]
79. 19:51[Music] So, it's different. It's different chords. These aren't the right chords. But let's see. Start with a single
80. 20:05single strum of B flat. That's not right. But it got all the words right. Did it get all the words right? Because the words
81. 20:14Wait, let's go look at the YouTube video because I wonder if in the comments No, there's no lyrics there. Let's go to
82. 20:24see look at the transcript. Is there a transcript? Autogenerated by YouTube. Oh, that's interesting. That description autogenerated by
83. 20:38YouTube. There's no transcript here. So, it definitely read the lyrics. Huh. Well, so a way to do it would be what I
84. 20:54just did, use the the dick around with the Gemini models because the Gemini models are truly multimodal.
85. 21:02Um, I don't think the Open AI models uh can do music and they they certainly can't do video as inputs, but Gemini can. Love the lead singer.
86. 21:15I'm not a musician, just your first drum, Kyle. Salesforce laying off 4,000 customer support today. CEO blatantly said it was because of AI.
87. 21:28I I I mean I think it sucks for those people, but I got to tell you that I of of all of the industries that need to be
88. 21:37taken over by AI, customer support is one of them. Or not customer support, customer service. Customer support's different.
89. 21:45um customer service. Those [ __ ] call centers where you sit on on hold for 45 minutes and then um get hung up on and no one knows
90. 21:58anything. [ __ ] awful. Um what are we going to do tonight? To be frank, his guitar was in tune. [Laughter]
91. 22:10That's rude. Brand Brand Brandon's feisty tonight. They had 9,000. So 5,000 remaining. Yeah, I saw that interview yesterday.
92. 22:24Did they do that today? I thought I thought that was done sometime before. It looked like Did I saw a thing that
93. 22:31said Oracle laid off a bunch of people today, too? Like across the organization. Is that true? Did it figure it out from the video or
94. 22:43did it just find the info online because that song's popular? I don't think so. We can go find a more obscure song. Hang on. Let's
95. 22:51go find a more obscure song. Um, let's see. Uh, guitar um acoustic cover.
96. 23:08There's Wicked Game. That's not too well known. >> Using the right weight matters. The body pod lets you easily understand what
97. 23:15>> Wait, am I sharing this? Speaking of customer service, why I was sharing. Why am I not sharing? [Music]
98. 23:39Poly AI voice assistant industry demo insurance notice of first loss. I don't know what that means. Why aren't you sharing?
99. 23:53Saw something about it on the local news. The Oracle layoffs. It's a demo of a customer service app. Oh, okay. We can go look at that. Um
100. 24:07[Music] Okay, let's Here's this is something fun
101. 24:22to try. Okay. Um, what's that music notation? Um, [Music] there's a there's a kind of it's like
102. 24:37it's like markup for music notation. What's that called? Anybody know? Anybody? Anybody? Come on. You're smart people.
103. 24:47Chat. How do I do new chat? Oh my god. Could Could you please have consistent [ __ ] interface on something? No, you're good. All right.
104. 25:01Damn it. Okay, so there's wicked game music. Uh I don't know. Um what is the
105. 25:16textbased music notation markup called? [Music]
106. 25:33[Applause] [Music] Oh my god. I don't want you thinking about it. Just answer it. I don't like reasoning models when I
107. 25:45when I have stupid questions. God damn it. Okay, we're Listen, I understand that I am pissy sometimes, but it's just because the
108. 25:56world sucks. All right, chat GPT. Uh, go to instant and just say, "What is the music uh notation
109. 26:10markup called? music XML. No, Lily Pond ABC notation.
110. 26:28That's what it is. AP ABC ABC. Um, let's see. Can um Can you do lead lines in ABC? Yes. Okay. Perfect. for leads.
111. 26:52Wait. Uh, let's see. But that doesn't have durations. Wait, when did we get instant? No,
112. 27:07instant's always been there. Instance. Instance. The non-thinking model. It's like chat GBT40.
113. 27:23Okay. So, you can do it. Okay. Cool. All right. So, let's go back to Gemini or to uh Google Studio. Let's put in the We'll put in that video
114. 27:36again. Okay. So, we're going to do this. We're going to say, um, I want the lyrics from this and the chords the woman is playing
115. 27:53and the lead line from the guy in ABC notation.
116. 28:08run. [Music] I think it was called fast before that model,
117. 28:23but it might have been called instant. I don't know. Can't be expected to memorize all these stupid [ __ ] names that keep changing.
118. 28:31Wait, initiate guitar analysis. Let's open this up. I've already begun sourcing the lyrics. Now I'm focusing on
119. 28:40the video to identify the chords being played. Simultaneously, I've begun analyzing the video to determine the
120. 28:46lead guitar line, which I plan to describe to transcribe into ABC notation along with the lyrics and chords.
121. 28:55>> I'm glad you're reading everything out loud because we can't see anything. >> Oh, god damn it. I hate this. It's gonna
122. 29:00be one of those nights, Brandon. I my brain is just I'm not like I'm actually interested in what we're doing here.
123. 29:09I'm learning and when I learn uh my brain shuts down. So >> you say that like it doesn't happen every night though.
124. 29:16>> I know. Well, it's going to be worse tonight. I can just feel it. What did it do? Okay. I've successfully
125. 29:24identified modern modern rendition of Chris Isaac's Wicked Game. A young duo performs. So, one of the things that
126. 29:31that um Gemini does if if you don't know what a true multimodal model does, it can see the video. It can hear the
127. 29:42video, it can see the video, it can understand words being said. Um, and so here it's describing a young duo
128. 29:51performs a soulful acoustic version of Chris Isaac's classic Wicked Game. The intimate outdoor setting provides a raw
129. 29:57authentic backdrop. The lyrics The world was on fire and no one could save me but you. It's strange what desire will make foolish people do.
130. 30:09All right, there's the lyrics. Bang. Guitar chords verse E minor DC. So, let's go play. Let's see if we're in the neighborhood.
131. 30:24Turn on pin verification in the Uber app so you always know you're getting into the right ride. >> Oh my god. Ads.
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133. 30:52Yeah, that's right. Okay, so the chords are right. And then the lead line
134. 31:07EB2. Yeah, there you go. I don't know. Is Gemini the best multimodal model as far as audio and visual input? I guess you can't really
135. 31:21model taste, touch, touch, feel. Um, there my guess is that there are probably some things in the open- source
136. 31:32world that that are like this. This is the only of the big commercial models that I know. Please do not lick the LLM.
137. 31:44Please tip your waitress. No. No. Tip your waitress. It's not lick your waitress. Um I This is pretty amazing.
138. 31:59So the question the question before was um what did it do now? I see. It analyzed a YouTube video, pulled all the lyrics out
139. 32:10of it, pulled the chords that she was playing, and pulled the lead line that he was playing. I don't know if they're
140. 32:16actually correct, but you know, like like a good AI, it generated something. But it thought for 52 seconds
141. 32:27for a reasoning model, that's that's a lot. That's pretty crazy. Um, you know what I want to do tonight?
142. 32:37I want to I want to build an app. Let's let's vibe code something. Future of Foods. The model was The model
143. 32:47used to be Chat GPT fast. Now it's called Chat GPT instant. Speaking of which, were the lyrics from yesterday.
144. 32:55Let me lick your pockets. Lick your pockets from Sunno. I mean, the lyrics the lyrics that we wrote. Let me lick
145. 33:02your pockets. I'll take what I can get. To kill you for a dollar. Desperate for an end to this monotony. This monotony.
146. 33:11You look like a warm one. Your future all set. Let me lick your pockets. I'll take what I can get. I don't need your kindness, your
147. 33:22contact, your jokes, or your pitiful love. Do you have any smokes? Can't go back to Kansas or three channel
148. 33:32TV. You know what's coming. The future is me. The rats control the sewer pipe. And in this waste, they multiply and
149. 33:41feed upon their young. Oh, wait. There you go. There it is. Had it in my head all night. Yeah. Isn't it a great song? That
150. 33:50That was one of those when we recorded it, it's like, damn, we should do something with that. And I've thought
151. 33:53about that for 30 [ __ ] years. Every time it pops in my head, I'm like, ah, that was a good song. We should do
152. 33:59something with it. And I just I [ __ ] love this the version we did last night. I just love it. I listened to this like six times today.
153. 34:09[Music] This is in 68. 1 2 3 4 5 6. 1 2 3 4 5 6
154. 34:26>> 4 5 6 3 4 5 6. >> Desperate for an end to this monotony. Not me.
155. 34:42>> You look like a warm one. Your future all set. Let me lick your pockets. >> Hey, I'm from Canvas. Can Kansas. I love
156. 34:54that line about three channel TV. I know. That was back when there was three channel TV, right? That was that was
157. 35:01still a reality in my lifetime. Okay, we're going to go vibe coding now. Um, share my tab. Look, Brandon, I did it
158. 35:12without you reminding me. Look how good I am. Okay, so the other night someone asked me how I got my Kyle one Brandon Brandon 7. Exactly.
159. 35:33Someone asked how I got my vibe coding app to actually work. I don't know. I'm not a I'm not a great vibe coder. I'm a
160. 35:43I'm a high dopamine vibe coder which which which basically means why I'm not a good coder is that the the dopamine hits for coding
161. 35:58are stretched out over long periods of time if they exist at all. I suppose when you hit compile and run, that's
162. 36:05when you might get a dopamine hit in coding, but there's way too much non-dopamine for me to be any good at
163. 36:11coding. Um, but let's see if we can get something going. So, we could start from a template, but [ __ ] that.
164. 36:22Oh, wow. Look what they they built right off the gate. Start building with Gemini. Try build me an AI photo editing
165. 36:29app using Nano Banana. So, so what I want to do is I want to do I had an idea for this earlier. I want to create
166. 36:46an app inspired by No, let's see. Hang on. Okay, we're going to do this a different way.
167. 37:01Oh, wait. We're going to do this a really different way. Let's go back to chat. So, we're going to go back to AI Studio. Let's go to um
168. 37:12let's switch the model to Gemini 2.5 Flash, which is just faster. I say, "I want you to write me a
169. 37:26bulleted list." Wait, I want you to write me a short description and 10 short
170. 37:40bullet list of features of an app that you upload a photo.
171. 37:58Choose a let's see choose from I don't know five comic book styles and it
172. 38:12let's see choose from five stom comic book styles um choose from a list of actions
173. 38:27choose Choose a location and it will create a comic book panel
174. 38:44incororating the f the image you uploaded. Image you uploaded. It should use nano banana.
175. 39:03All right, here we go. Okay, so let's read this. So again,
176. 39:19AI is not the genius. You're the genius if you let AI amplify your ideas. So, what AI is really good at is I can give it brain mush, which I
177. 39:32just did. That was just crap, right? And I can just say, "Turn my crap into something interesting." And then we'll
178. 39:39see if it did. Introducing Nano Banana Comics, a revolutionary app that transform your everyday photos into a
179. 39:46dynamic comic book p panels. Unleash your inner superhero or villain by easily crafting personalized comic
180. 39:52scenes. Simply upload a picture, pick your favorite comic style, choose an action, and set the perfect backdrop.
181. 39:59Nano Banana Comics handles the rest, bringing your imagination to life in a stunning visual narrative. Um, effortless photo upload, five
182. 40:09distinct comic styles, dynamic action library, flying, thinking, punching, vast location selection, intelligent
183. 40:18image integration, custom customizable speech bubbles, maybe impactful sound effects.
184. 40:36Um, strip the more advanced features like uh, comic bubbles should be auto
185. 40:55generated. language is pretty good. Copywriters about out of business. Well, I here's where I slightly disagree with that,
186. 41:09Ryan. I think that copywriters who I think that AI literate copywriters, people that have good taste, like writers tend to have good
187. 41:20taste. If copywriters are rigid and refuse to learn AI tools, I think they're [ __ ] But copywriters that
188. 41:28have good taste and can act more like a creative director, kind of step it up a level and be more like a curator where
189. 41:34they get really good at knowing which of the large language models has which personality. I think they're going to be
190. 41:40in high demand actually. Um, but it it's going to be like one to 10, right? like where you might need 10 copywriters now,
191. 41:54um you're not going to need in the future. So, how do you become one of the one of the ones? Well, learn this [ __ ]
192. 42:02Okay. Uh back to build. So, let's pop that in and let's let this thing start building our app.
193. 42:20[Music] [Music] I don't know if you saw today, but Sam Alman put out a tweet that said um
194. 42:38he didn't believe there was a there's a Oh [ __ ] what was it? Maybe I can go find it. All right, that thing's coding. That's
195. 42:49coding our app. Let's let it do that. Let's go over here. I'll switch my tabs, I promise. There we go. Let's go look at Sama at Sama.
196. 43:08[Music] Ah, I never took this four hours ago. I never took the dead internet theory that seriously, but it seems like there are
197. 43:18really a lot of LLM run Twitter accounts now. Now, why I find that prompt or that tweet interesting is that there's been a rumor that OpenAI
198. 43:31is going to launch a social network. And one of the things that I've said for I don't know 2 years now is that someone
199. 43:42needs to create a social network like Twitter that is only verified humans that there can't be bots because you
200. 43:49need something like world ID to be a part of it. And I and I'm wondering if that tweet is a hint toward that future.
201. 43:57That's total chat TMZ. But that's the first thing that came to mind. I actually commented that you should vibe
202. 44:03code it. Oh, that's actually not a bad idea. He's probably trolling. He's definitely trolling. He's definitely
203. 44:08trolling Musk. But um I wonder if he's trolling Musk to go, "Hey, hey everyone on Twitter. Wouldn't it be nice if it
204. 44:18didn't suck like it sucks right now?" All right, look at all these components for our little app. If you've not seen vibe coding before,
205. 44:30let actually let me let me um de try attempt to deterrifying this. Well, let's see what it does. Let's see
206. 44:42if we've got something. Nano Banana Comics. That's great. Your comic awaits. All right, let's let's do this. Okay, so we're going to
207. 44:51we're going to upload your hero. So, I can click to upload or I can drag and drop. We're not running. Are we not running? Um, that's MP4.
208. 45:06That's PNG. All right. There's our There's our hero. Beautiful. Okay. Okay. We're going to go gritty. Uh, let's do punching
209. 45:20in the city streets. Generate comic. Adding speech bubbles. You look like a warm one. Your future all set. Let me lick your pockets. I'll
210. 45:35take what I can get. Whoops. Something went wrong. Autofix. Um, so while it's doing that, let me go show you something. If I flip over to
211. 45:45the code mode here, one of the things that is absolutely terrifying if you don't know code is all of this [ __ ]
212. 45:55So all of these things down the left that kind of down the middle here like index.html like this is this is the page
213. 46:02that we're actually looking at. And so here's all the code uh and what's going on there. And then there's here are some constants. Here's
214. 46:10some other index.tsx. Here's metadata in JSON format header. You don't need to know all this [ __ ] If you do, it'll
215. 46:20help you debug things. But what what happens when you're vibe coding with a decent system is it will figure out what
216. 46:28components it needs to create and then it'll just go write them and connect them all together. So you don't really
217. 46:34have to know any of this [ __ ] But it is quite intimidating if you don't know code to just see all this code being
218. 46:40spit out and all these things and you're like I don't know what to do with those things. Don't just you don't have to do
219. 46:46anything with those things. Just keep it in preview mode. Just be a dumb dumb like me. Embrace your dumb dumbness. All right, here we go.
220. 46:58Adding speech bubbles. Oh my god, it did it.
221. 47:14Holy [ __ ] That's [ __ ] insane. That is [ __ ] insane. Wow.
222. 47:31Um, okay. So, now we're going to So, now we're going to say, um, let's work on the interface. all of the options. Style,
223. 47:48action, and location should be visual buttons that rep
224. 48:05present the word. Um, I also want to add a sixth style. Oh, let's see. I also want to add a
225. 48:21toggle in the style section for full color or line art only. Like if we just want it
226. 48:36inked. All right. Yeah, you're looking at all this code
227. 48:50and don't know any of that code all that well. It's that's okay. I mean, one of the kind of cool things, depending on
228. 48:56how curious you are with this vibe coding stuff, is what what's kind of cool about coding this way, if you're curious about
229. 49:07coding, is that you can generate the app first and then look at how it did it and look at what it is. Like, you can you
230. 49:15can read this [ __ ] Uh, it's it's um it it's still writing, so it's hard to see that stuff, but let's see. Let's go to
231. 49:23the comic panel. So, you can go through here and look at what it put. Um, is there any content in here? Loading messages, sparkles icon,
232. 49:34download icon. Let's see the control panel. All right, it updated some [ __ ] Let's see. Did it? Okay, let's try this again.
233. 49:50Let's put in our hero. Bang. Oh, those are those are crappy. Okay, that's that's really bad. Okay, so I'm going to say bad coding assistant
234. 50:04[Laughter] exclamation point. I didn't want, you know, crappy emojis
235. 50:20for the images. I wanted you to use nano banana to create comic appropriate
236. 50:34images to use for the buttons. The button should be mostly image with a
237. 50:54bar slash label at the bottom. Come on, do better. People are watching.
238. 51:10I I love picking on my AIS. Hey, Murphy in the house. What's happening? What's shaking? What's going down?
239. 51:34Where are we? Okay, so here's where we are in Murphy. We are vibe coding. We're at a studio.google.com. And then if you click on the build
240. 51:46button. This is just like lovable except it's a it's it's a it's a tad geekier because it's Google. But
241. 51:58one of the things that this does that kind of blows me away cuz not even Lovable does this is it just automatically hooks hooks
242. 52:08your app up with all of the AI capabilities of Gemini. So it's it's it's doing an API integration without you having to input
243. 52:18your API key or even know what the [ __ ] that is. And that to me is really important. It's really powerful.
244. 52:24All right. Nano Banana Comics. Did it do it? Okay, let's see. All the images are broken. So, let's let's take a screenshot.
245. 52:33Okay. Full color and line art. Very cool. Oh, except those two things are backwards. Okay. So, wait. So, let's
246. 52:45Okay. Uh, let me hit command minus. Okay. So, we're going to do command shift five. We're going to go. Okay.
247. 53:01Some issues and then I'm going to go bullet point. Um, yeah, that's the image. Okay. Um, the
248. 53:17preview images are all broken. create the images first, then put them in the in the interface.
249. 53:37Then I'm going to say it looks like it looks like the toggle for color
250. 53:53versus line art are flipped where the toggle
251. 54:09is in the direction of the inactive choice. All right. And then we're going to just submit that and let it go figure some
252. 54:21[ __ ] out. So, what level of a what level of software does it really work on? I don't know what you mean. Like could you build a rockolid
253. 54:32sellable application using vibe coding right now? Probably not. Unless you know coding, unless you know databases and o
254. 54:42and security and things like that and you use something like cursor um or or uh GitHub copilot. Um all right.
255. 54:53So so here is a good question, Kyle. What is the best way to frame the humor with style? I don't know what
256. 55:02that means. Frame which humor with style? Like you can't just prompt be funny. Oh,
257. 55:16just in general in a large language model you can I'm just going to say still no images on the buttons.
258. 55:34You are failing me. Making me look bad. Don't make me a sad puppy.
259. 55:48[Laughter] So, it's calling up all these different languages. Yeah, it's using whatever languages it thinks are most
260. 55:59appropriate. Like, this is just a web app right now. If we were developing like a native iOS app, it would probably be coding in Swift.
261. 56:08Tik Tok question, Kyle, what vibe coding app has surprised you so far abilitywise? Um, Lovable was the first one.
262. 56:23Lovable was the first one that really didn't require you to be a coder or at least understand the components of
263. 56:33software development. Right? In software development, you have to understand there's a front end, there's a backend,
264. 56:38there's a database, there's an authentication component to it. There's privacy and security and you know
265. 56:44storage buckets, [ __ ] like that. There's server configurations to to do real coding. Well, to do vibe coding
266. 56:59initially, you kind of had to deal with all that [ __ ] on your own. So, you you already had to know how to be a
267. 57:05developer. Lovable was the first one that just said, "Fuck it. Rather than doing any kind of application, we're
268. 57:10going to focus on web applications that can just run in the browser. And then we're gonna we're going to hook up a
269. 57:16single database superbase and a single authentication um schema that that you only have to learn it once. Like once you set that up
270. 57:25in in lovable, you don't have to set it up again. They're coming out with now they're going into a private beta of
271. 57:33they've written their own backend. So you don't even need Superbase. you can just have the database directly on lovable.com.
272. 57:41So, it's my prediction that whichever of these vibe coding apps makes it possible to do a truly bulletproof,
273. 57:52you know, sort of consumer application with just vibe coding, without having to know any any coding at all, they're
274. 58:00going to win or they're going to take a really big lead because people are going to flock to them. Why? because 98.5%
275. 58:08of people are not engineers, but like some huge percentage of that 98% wants to make cool [ __ ] right? So imagine like I'm making this
276. 58:20nano banana comic maker. Imagine me being able to make a like I'm really into quilting like Becky Rue was and I
277. 58:27could make a you know a a visual um you know quilt pattern maker. That would be super cool. All right.
278. 58:39Um, can you threaten it like you won't do this? I'll walk to Russia by foot. You can threaten it by that. Like it it
279. 58:48clearly So, I'm going to ask it something here. I'm going to say, wait, you're absolutely right to be frustrated. I sincerely apologize for
280. 58:56letting you down. A sad puppy is the last thing I want. The issue was the temporary image links I used, which have
281. 59:04expired. That's my mistake. I now generated a permanent reliable set of comic style images. Let me see if these
282. 59:12open image and other tab. Let me see if these images are actually there. No such bucket specified. The specified
283. 59:20bucket doesn't exist. So it it looks like it doesn't have a place to store. Um, when I try to look at the image, this is what I get.
284. 59:40It looks like you don't have the ability to store interace elements
285. 59:54in cloud storage. But you are Google. It But you are Google. It seems to me you have some cloud storage
286. 1:00:12available. Help me understand why this is so hard for you. Okay.
287. 1:00:50[Music] You've hit the nail on the head and I am genuinely sorry. Your frustration is completely justified. I don't care if
288. 1:00:58you validate my frustration. [ __ ] fix the problem. Relying on external cloud storage links that provided to be
289. 1:01:06unreliable was a significant oversight. This shouldn't be that hard. To fix this permanently and make the application completely
290. 1:01:15self-reliant, I have removed the dependency and encoded each image directly in the application's code as
291. 1:01:22base 64 data URLs. Okay, that sounds good. This ensures they are an integral part of the app. They will load
292. 1:01:30instantly and never break again. All right. Well, let's see if that's true. Yo equals you. Yes, exactly. Thank you.
293. 1:01:40I do appreciate everyone pointing out my my typos every time I make them. But here's here's my here's my defiant Gen X
294. 1:01:48push back on that. It doesn't [ __ ] matter anymore. You can you can make typos ridiculously bad and it just
295. 1:01:56understands what the hell you're talking about. I'm telling you, man. Writer's block doesn't exist anymore. Typos are no longer an issue.
296. 1:02:07It's crazy. Kyle Lindy AI apparently boasts that they are the first self- testing vibe coding app. Have you Have I
297. 1:02:18tried it? I haven't tried it. Well, this thing's taking a while, which says to me it might be encoding all
298. 1:02:24those images into B 64 and then writing them into the code. So, let's see. Image URL here. Storage Google APIs.
299. 1:02:38Oh, look. Here's a URL. Let's go see if any of these URLs actually work. Copy. What's this? Okay. Yeah, that's that.
300. 1:02:51Yeah, they're still broken. It's an [ __ ] It doesn't It doesn't know what it's doing. That's frustrating.
301. 1:03:03But like we have a functional Okay, so this is a really good example of vibe coding madness. Within three prompts, we have a fully
302. 1:03:14functional thing where I can slap an image in here, pick a style, an action, and a location, and it makes a comic panel with a talk bubble.
303. 1:03:29And I just want to make the buttons suck less. And And now we can't get it to work. [Laughter]
304. 1:03:44Yeah. Yeah. Writer's block. I I like I have zero [ __ ] uh zero [ __ ] uh what's it called? Empathy for anyone
305. 1:03:53going I I don't know what to do. I don't know. Just don't stop relying on your brain. Just give it a go. Just say,
306. 1:04:01listen, give me 50 ideas on whatever. Wait, two of these have broken. So, here's what we're going to do. We're
307. 1:04:14going to take a little screenshot. I'm going to say you tell me what you see in your buttons
308. 1:04:32for the fourth or fifth time telling me you fixed them finally.
309. 1:04:48So, we're going to go to where? Lindy. Lindy.ai. Lindy.ai. I listen. There are going to be a ton of companies trying to do this vibe coding
310. 1:05:02thing cuz Windsurf, what did Windsurf just sell for? $6 billion and they're like n months old. There's some stupid [ __ ] money being
311. 1:05:12thrown around. Can we leverage AI to fix the broken links? Well, that's what I'm trying to do. Meet your first AI employee.
312. 1:05:23Describe your agent and I will build it. Log in. Log in with Google.
313. 1:05:38Everyone in their brother, sister, mother, cousin, and you know, neighbor from childhood is building a rapper app
314. 1:05:47right now. A rapper app is where you're basically taking existing off-the-shelf AI technology and just mixing it
315. 1:05:55together into a front end. Kind of like we just did with the comic book maker. That's a rapper app. That's what most of
316. 1:06:02the co companies are right now is that the uh the company that that presented at the salon last night was that now
317. 1:06:09they're they're pretty advanced and they did a a really good one. Oh, the bro broken oinks. Oh, did I
318. 1:06:16typo? Um, what do we want to make? Let's see. Uh, make me a pet selfie maker where I upload a pick of my pet
319. 1:06:32and it generates a selfie as if my pet took it
320. 1:06:47from some crazy road trip around the world. All right.
321. 1:07:02Pet photo input selfie style. All right. So, we'll let that do its thing. Let's see. I'm sorry. You're 100% right to be
322. 1:07:10angry and I have failed you. There are no excuses. [Laughter] Oh, we got a sort of image. We got one mangled bad JPEG compression
323. 1:07:26image that looks like some sort of base 64 disaster. Oh my god, that's funny. All right, let's let's see if this thing is
324. 1:07:38actually still still working. That's always a fascinating fascinating thing. Hey Kyle. >> Yeah. >> Can't you have nano banana generate
325. 1:07:49images for each of them? >> Yeah, that's what I asked it to do. >> But the problem isn't generating the
326. 1:07:57images. The problem is it doesn't seem to have anywhere to store the images. Here, we'll try it again. Use nano banana to generate
327. 1:08:11the button images and use them directly. But the problem is it it doesn't seem to know how to do that. and slash or
328. 1:08:27um set up a storage bucket bucket on Google Cloud. You are Google after all.
329. 1:08:41So, one of the one of the problems here is, and this this might be actually something that we we punt and start over where now that we
330. 1:08:51know that this is an issue this far into the build, maybe the first thing that we do is have it make buttons. Um,
331. 1:09:04all right. What's this thing doing? Oh, share this tab instead. All right. What's this doing? Let me clarify. Oh,
332. 1:09:14photo. Should users be able to upload any type of pet photo? Any type. Two. Selfie style. Do you want the pet
333. 1:09:25to appear to be holding a camera or should it look more like they're just posing for a selfie? Um, just posing.
334. 1:09:37And then road trip location. Should I include a variety of famous and scenics? Um, you decide on place. All right.
335. 1:09:49So, there that thing goes. Go back to here. We'll do gritty punching indoors.
336. 1:10:05Generate comic.
337. 1:10:21Wow, it did it pretty crazy. I mean, even with the shitty button
338. 1:10:35problem, you know, like what this does is just bonkers.
339. 1:10:50>> All right. Did it do our buttons? Nope. >> All right. >> It did throw the AI Learning Lab logo in the corner of that picture, though.
340. 1:10:58>> Yeah, I know. I saw that. That was pretty cool. All right, let's go. Let's go grab a different picture.
341. 1:11:11Oh, that's interesting. So, this one it cut off. So, let's go see. We'll do flying uh in nature generate. Let's see if it
342. 1:11:21actually has her face, but it just didn't display it. >> Never in the database. always store it in in Google Cloud and have the database
343. 1:11:30point to it. But what I don't know, digital gods, is can Gemini set up? It definitely captured her. That's cool. Finally free.
344. 1:11:42It's pretty cool. >> So, one thing that I had a very similar problem on a app that I was working on lovable.
345. 1:11:53>> Uhu. And one thing that I helped me, it's a little bit in the weeds, but if you hit F12 on your keyboard to open the
346. 1:12:00developer console, you can write click on the broken image. >> Yeah. >> Get the error and feed the error in as a
347. 1:12:08prompt and then tell it this is what's wrong. And then it has the context to go after. >> Wait, F12. How do I switch the function on a Mac
348. 1:12:23keyboard? >> You don't. H I thought there was a function lock. >> I don't know. I'm a PC, not a Mac. >> Yeah, I know.
349. 1:12:42You just say right click and start. Yeah, it's got a base 64.
350. 1:12:58There's There's your base 64 image. Oh, you're seeing something different. You're not Wait, why are you not
351. 1:13:06>> Yeah, because you're sharing your tab, not the window. >> Oh, I guess it overlaid that thing on top of the tab. That's interesting. All
352. 1:13:13right, whatever. Um, well, this is kind of a drag. Let's see. Let's go back.
353. 1:13:38Oops. and a banana comics.
354. 1:13:53Where's my chat? How to edit?
355. 1:14:07Can I not go back to my my old chat? Anybody know this? This [ __ ] sucks. All right, I'll go I'll go get it from uh
356. 1:14:20Oh, no. Wait, let's see. I got to go to chat. And there's no history here, is there? >> There is a button on the left hand side
357. 1:14:32that says history. >> Oh. Shut up. Shut up. I don't I can completely see that. Listen, this is what happens when you
358. 1:14:46put too much [ __ ] on the screen. When you have a cockpit of a 747 and I'm just trying to vibe code here as a consumer
359. 1:14:52kind of enduser. I'm not a [ __ ] developer. You put too much [ __ ] there. It just confuses me, makes me cranky.
360. 1:15:02All right, so there's that. Let's say uh wait um introducing nano banana comics. No, we're going to just do the um comic x maker.
361. 1:15:18Um a fun and easy app features. Okay. Effortlessly. Okay. We're going to add one bullet point down here. Um the buttons
362. 1:15:35for style, action, and location should be comic style illustrations
363. 1:15:50created with nano banana. Oh, and there I'm I'm in all caps. Banana. Uh, all right. Let's just try it. Let's
364. 1:16:01just let's go. Let's Let's just go people. Here we go. Mr. It, what's happening? What's up with the prompt injection scare? Um, it looks
365. 1:16:14pretty bad. There's apparently you can put hidden text within an image and it'll just process it and run your commands.
366. 1:16:27I assume they'll patch that. I mean a couple of a couple of things on bugs like that when when when when they report okay there's a prompt
367. 1:16:42injection vulnerability in these image generation in in these multimodal models great one of the one of the things that I see
368. 1:16:53communicated is oh that must mean that AI is over right like it's like it's like see I told you it wouldn't work
369. 1:17:02and that's not the case. And it's also the case that that's probably if it's a real vulnerability, that's really
370. 1:17:10[ __ ] dangerous, right? Um, which means that good responsible companies are going to go patch those
371. 1:17:18holes. So, this stuff is going to evolve and get better. So, don't let anything like that turn turn into an excuse for you to stay
372. 1:17:27on the the sidelines. Okay, let's see. Let's go get We'll drop her in here. Okay. Oh, look. It did it.
373. 1:17:44Oh, but you know what it did? That [ __ ] It went out and it found stock photos. Okay. So, we're going to say um when I
374. 1:18:00upload a vertical image, it should display
375. 1:18:14the whole image. It currently cuts it off in your hor horizontal
376. 1:18:30box. Um, also you just found stock images for the buttons
377. 1:18:44and they are not representative of the button name. And they are certainly certain
378. 1:19:01not comic illustration style. Okay, go. But let's see if this works. While that thing's rebuilding things, we're going
379. 1:19:17to be punching in outer space. And what style did I pick? Gritty. Let's do vintage. And then we're going to go create comic. Bang.
380. 1:19:29Assembling the Avengers. Another thing, Kyle, you might try is generating the images in a separate chat, saving them locally, and then
381. 1:19:41uploading them to the app builder. >> Yeah, that's starting to feel like work. That worked. But so here's the like I appreciate that
382. 1:19:55Brandon that is good thinking. It also feels like work which makes me cranky. I want all dopamine all the
383. 1:20:03time. I want this [ __ ] to work. It's actually pretty remarkable that this works as good as it does, isn't it? That's pretty crazy. Kaboom.
384. 1:20:22Yeah, that that's actually an interesting comment there. It's kind of like AI is a Gutenberg press, but you
385. 1:20:28have to know how to arrange the type set. Yeah. And I would say we're early enough that it's almost like we need to
386. 1:20:33we need to invent type setting. Not just we need to learn how to do type setting. It's like someone's out there carving
387. 1:20:39letters right now. You know, we've we've got like all the capital letters and someone's like, "Where's the small
388. 1:20:45letters?" You're like, "Uh, I got someone working on that. I can't believe it went and found stock photography for these buttons." That's
389. 1:20:58hilarious. Hilariously bad. All right. Failed to call the Gemini API. Quota exceeded. You have reached
390. 1:21:08the limit for image generation requests per minute for this model. Go [ __ ] yourself. Hey, look at what it did there.
391. 1:21:16Fantastic. Modern, gritty, classic manga. I wouldn't call that manga. Vintage punching. There's a thing. But it didn't it didn't
392. 1:21:27generate all of our images. You know why? Cuz you're out of credits there. Little little Skippy. You're making a few too many images.
393. 1:21:36You've exceeded your quota. We're Google. What do you think? We got money, huh? You think we got money over here?
394. 1:21:46We're just scrapping it together. We're just a little startup. Just a little startup over here. You know what I'm saying?
395. 1:21:55Don't go making You made like a dozen images in like 20 minutes. That's getting a little radical there, Skippy. Huh? All right.
396. 1:22:12Good lord. You know, Google, I'm trying to sell your [ __ ] here. Two things could happen. You could give
397. 1:22:23me some credits or you could [ __ ] pay me. Oh my god. We took Monday off. So, yeah. Meltdown. Meltdown Thursday. Tirade Thursday.
398. 1:22:43>> It's Wednesday. >> Yeah, that weep weepy Wednesday. Um, okay. Let's see. Oh, wait. Nine errors running code. We don't need to autofix
399. 1:22:55that. Uh let's say um try again um to make the button images and um
400. 1:23:09write better prompts. So they are really good buttons as well as comic style.
401. 1:23:26[Music] Oh, let's again. Let's go. Let's go make an image while this thing is rewriting
402. 1:23:41itself. Lordy, lordy, lordy. Oh, it's Champy. Let's throw Champy in there. Oh, that it fixed that. That's great.
403. 1:23:53All right. So, we're going to go uh let's go vintage fly. Uh flying thinking. We'll do vintage thinking. Uh oh, looks like it's
404. 1:24:01rewriting our app. Hang on. Here are the updated files. Uh oh, did we crash? Could not load comic assets. Create comic.
405. 1:24:14Powering up the bat computer. Drawing. Kapow. Inking the panels. adding speech bubbles. I mean, is anyone paying
406. 1:24:24attention to like what we just talked into existence? I I find this [ __ ] crazy. Look, there's Champy.
407. 1:24:36Oh, now we have no images. All right, we're we're out of we're out of uh image generation stuff. We'll have to come
408. 1:24:44back to this. But this thing [ __ ] works. It's amazing. Oh, these look great. Look. Classic. Oh. Oh, that's really great, actually. Um
409. 1:24:56since you since you've been gone. Okay. Since you um added the
410. 1:25:12words to the style images, image buttons. I don't think we need the text bar at
411. 1:25:29the bottom which just covers the cool art up. Fix that.
412. 1:25:46[Music] Steo, I thought I lost a day. You're You're already a day off. You're You are You are in Thursday. Didn't win the
413. 1:26:00power uh didn't win the power ball. I think we played that. Is it still over a billion? Excellent
414. 1:26:24point. You're right. The generated art is the star of the show for these buttons. Fantastic. Failed to call the Gemini API.
415. 1:26:37Oh, there we go. Oh, yeah. Look what this is doing. This is so cool. Could not load your comic assets.
416. 1:26:48Classic, gritty, modern. These these are cool. It's cool that it's got the text there. Manga. I don't know if that looks
417. 1:26:55like manga. That looks like whatever, but vintage gritty. Okay. So, let's go grab an image. Champ selfie is good. We'll do champ
418. 1:27:05again. We'll do gritty. We'll do thinking and we'll do outer space. Oh, these are broken. We'll go generate comic.
419. 1:27:18>> You should be able to tell it to only generate the missing images. >> Oh, yeah. >> So, it stops recycling and regenerating
420. 1:27:26the ones that it used. >> Yeah, I could also just wait 20 minutes and then I'm sure it'd be fine. But this is kind of shitty.
421. 1:27:37That's pretty funny. Why is it raining again? Oh my god.
422. 1:27:53There you go. You see? You see people how this works.
423. 1:28:30I'm going to try something else. Let's get out of here. Oh, no. You know what we could do? We could vibe coat this.
424. 1:28:46How are we going to do this? All right, we're going to go back to chat and say I want to create
425. 1:29:09a shot maker where I give it Let's see where I fill in
426. 1:29:33a style, a character, a location. And if there is another character in the
427. 1:29:48scene and then it generates
428. 1:30:02the main image looking at the character
429. 1:30:19directly, but also um nine different camera angles
430. 1:30:37that show us different sides of the character and the whole
431. 1:30:52space they are in. I don't know if that's clear. Please write this up as a short description and up to 10 short bullets
432. 1:31:11of key features for an MVP. Okay, Tik Tok pin. Why not try Mule Run? Uh just because I
433. 1:31:27just because I want to play with it. I I don't know it enough to to go play with it. I I could, but I just don't know it
434. 1:31:35enough right now. Um I want to play with it first. Um okay. I'm also I'm kind of on um shot maker
435. 1:31:50MVP. I'm kind of I'm kind of like wanting to figure out this Gemini vibe coding thing. It feels like it's good to me, but I can't quite
436. 1:32:00tell yet. I have a feeling that when Lovable comes out with their their uh their uh integrated database, that's
437. 1:32:12going to be really [ __ ] cool. Uh uh uh. Kyle uses brain too much with AI. Yeah, exactly. I can't I can't be expected to
438. 1:32:28use my brain. That's I think that's unreasonable for all of you to ask. And I think I have I've shown over the
439. 1:32:36past two and a half years that it's not really my priority. [Laughter]
440. 1:32:51constructing the interface, implementing the UI. All right. Now, it's going to go write all the code.
441. 1:33:12Still blows my mind. We're living in this world. Anyone? Anyone else?
442. 1:33:32All right. Scene definition. Cyberpunk. Main character. Fine. Let's see. Uh, a a smarmy game show host
443. 1:33:49location sitting in the director's chair on set. Optional second character.
444. 1:34:05Going to leave it like that. Generate scene. Failed to generate scene. Gemini API quota exceeded. All right, we're done.
445. 1:34:14All right, I tried Google. I don't know if you hear P, but your cheap ass organization didn't. What did I make? 30 images tonight
446. 1:34:26and I've exceeded my API quota. Oh, you know what I could do? I could switch accounts, couldn't I? Oh, you know what? Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
447. 1:34:38Hang on. Switch account. If I go to my other account where I'm paying a lot of dollars, that'll work.
448. 1:34:53This is the one that I pay for V3 on Rick Olsson. Every day my mind is blown. You know what? You know what I find
449. 1:35:03amazing, Rick, is is how quickly we all but but me personally, how quickly I normalize what is truly remarkable.
450. 1:35:16Like it it is truly remarkable that we live in a time when you can just speak an application into existence.
451. 1:35:31The English language is the new programming language. That's Star Trek [ __ ] Like we're we're three years out from the holiday, you know?
452. 1:35:46[ __ ] bonkers to kill you for a dollar. Desperate for an end to this monotony.
453. 1:36:01You look like a warm one. Your future all set. Let me lick your pockets. I'll take what I can get. What? You're an [ __ ]
454. 1:36:14Back to start. Okay. Am I in? Which account am I in? I'm in the one I pay a lot of money for. All right. I'm done. I'm done. Done. Done.
455. 1:36:34I wonder if this is a browser. >> This is a browser memory issue. Go to a regulars.
456. 1:36:48[Music] Get on track. Tabs blackbox. Yeah, it was >> I think Mr. It has something in chat, too.
457. 1:37:05Oh, good lord. You're all a mess. >> Oh, yeah. That's Steo.
458. 1:37:19Um, yeah. Like I was like one of the things I'd like to mess with with Nano Banana. One of the things
459. 1:37:27it can do is you can create like a shot where you're facing someone and then you can do like an overthe-shoulder shot of
460. 1:37:34them with the camera behind them and it'll fill out the rest of the scene. But I wanted to do a thing that just
461. 1:37:40generated all of those automatically. That would be kind of cool. But apparently I can't call the API call
462. 1:37:49anymore. I I I have a sneaking suspicion if I restarted Chrome it would work, but you know, not that's above my pay grade
463. 1:37:57at this point. [ __ ] Vibe coding. It's It's like
464. 1:38:12It's like frustration peddling. I just want it to work. Oh, I'm sorry. You're absolutely right. I definitely
465. 1:38:24shouldn't have done it that way. Now I know how to do it. There you go. I fixed it. It's still not right. Oh, you're
466. 1:38:30absolutely right. I can understand your frustration. It can it could lose all of that [ __ ] Just fix it. Go to a regulars. Check lower.
467. 1:38:46I don't know what that means. Check lower. Oh, like below Lor's thing here or Danielle's thing here. There's digital gods. Oh, that's cool.
468. 1:39:01I just tagged you in a copy. It's a video, >> not a DM, a tag.
469. 1:39:22Nope. I don't know where it is. I could I could share your your browser's borked. I could share my
470. 1:39:37screen. >> Yeah, share your screen. >> Yeah, I think my browser is a little little unhappy. >> I'm Nano Banana, not a fruit. I'm the
471. 1:40:06I'm Nano Banana, not a fruit. I'm the code name for Google's Gemini image tool. Say what you want changed and I
472. 1:40:11edit the image. I keep your characters consistent across edits. >> Cute. Nice. All right. All right, good
473. 1:40:19people. Well, we sort of got some [ __ ] done tonight. Hopefully you were playing along like like uh if you got anything
474. 1:40:27started doing vibe coding uh tonight, go share it in the irregulars channel or share it in look what I made in the
475. 1:40:35community corner in the AI salon. Okay? If you don't know where the AI salon is, go to the salon.ai and click join our
476. 1:40:42community and come on over and hang out. All right? And share your [ __ ] Um, yeah. Okay. I hate leaving on a [ __ ]
477. 1:40:55didn't work note, but that's the deal. Sometimes [ __ ] doesn't work. What are you going to do? What are you
478. 1:41:03going to do? It's already It's already remarkable. Like, the fact that it just made those apps for us and like you
479. 1:41:10could pick the buttons and it it [ __ ] did the thing. It's pretty It's pretty nuts. Um, I mean the what I what I'm excited about is
480. 1:41:23two years ago in the Gemini Ultra demo, they they demoed um well, no, they showed a video of a prototype that you just put in like a
481. 1:41:38chat GPT chat request and it responds with a fully functional application. um that's going to be coming. Like we're
482. 1:41:48we're not that far from that. Like you take chat GBT, you combine it with vibe coding and put an interface kit in there
483. 1:41:58and we could get there. In fact, there's there's something to go build. Go build that and raise a billion dollars for it. I bet you can.
484. 1:42:09And if you do, I just want 10%. All right. Peace out. Uh, it's Wednesday apparently. So, apparently tomorrow's
485. 1:42:17Thursday. So, I'll see you on I'll see you on Thursday. Have a good night everyone. Peace out.