Professor Ras Mic

And if you don't have the audacity or the decency to set up a little time, a little extra time to plan, then I guarantee you whatever you generate is going to be AI sloppy.

And you might blame the model, but really the problem is you.

So invest in your plans.

Spend time using planning.

Don't use the generic plan mode that cursor or cloud code has.

I would use cloud code and then I would specify the ask user question tool.

It's going to continue to annoy you with questions like it keeps asking.

Right.

Because until it knows exactly what it is you want, it won't start building.

So I would say that's step number one to building.

building with cloud code.

Step number two, and everyone's talking about Ralph, and it's exciting, but I wouldn't use it.

I wouldn't use Ralph.

And the reason I wouldn't use Ralph if I was just starting out, Greg, is because how are you going to...

Like imagine this, like imagine not knowing how to drive, but then buying a Tesla for like the self-driving stuff.

Like cool in theory, but maybe it's a great idea to know how to drive, how to steer, how to hit the corners, how to maybe yell at someone when they cut you off before you get the full automated version.

I say this to say, because when you get good at developing plans and then

working with the AI to build each feature and testing each feature, you start to develop the sense on product building, on like, you know, even I heard someone call vibe QA testing.

You get the sense by going one on one yourself.

And this is why a lot of people who were fighting with cloud code all these months are really, really good at using it now because they spent the time building without using these crazy automation.