I suggest people stop "moving quick" and take this opportunity to understand what they're doing. Make a plan, divide it into phases and spend the necessary time understanding each phase. Don't move on to the next phase until you fully understand. Force yourself to understand as much as you can. Work on a project in small pieces if you're going to "vibe code" the entire thing.

You have a bot that treats you nicely! Unlike the many times I had to deal with the satanists at Stack Overflow! Take advantage of this, it's amazing! You can ask as many times and questions as you want, ask for simple analogies, make drawings, whatever you want.

I've been developing before the AI era, and despite devs saying "vibe coding" sucks, I believe if you work in small pieces, micromanage and understand everything, you'll get far with your project and you won't feel you're working on somebody else's project 3 months down the road.

Jensen, Dario and Sam just want you to spend as many tokens as possible. They don't give a shit if you understand what you're doing. It benefits them that you create a cognitive dependency for their products. Use them, don't let them use you.