2026-01-18 15:28:53

Some people are indeed lazier than I am, and this phenomenon is quite interesting. Could it be that they have achieved financial freedom? Upon closer reflection, it's actually not. The key is that they have found the right direction—mastering some basic Vibe programming skills, combined with an appropriate amount of capital. The path of becoming a super individual is not as difficult as it seems. Many entrepreneurs have already walked this path, proving its feasibility. This combination (skills + capital + execution ability) can leverage the situation more effectively than mere hard work.

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SilentObserver

· 12h ago

Alright, basically it's capital working with skills to crush hard work.

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liquidation_watcher

· 12h ago

Ah, speaking nicely, isn't it just being wealthy and capricious? The combination of skills + capital is indeed perfect, but one of them needs to be in place first. Vibe programming sounds advanced, but in reality, it just means being able to code + having someone to fund you, right? But he's not wrong; compared to working yourself to death with 996, this approach is indeed more appealing.

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MEVHunter_9000

· 12h ago

That's right, the competition has never been about rushing time, but about finding the right leverage point. Lazy evolution theory, indeed. The combination of capital + skills is the real cheat code; pure hard work has long been eliminated. I've heard of vibe programming, but the key is still having spare money to support it. Not everyone has the conditions to become a super individual, that's what they say. The difference between having capital and not having capital is this degree of freedom—so true. I think the most difficult part is execution, skills and money are secondary. I believe in this logical framework, the problem is not having enough money, haha. Laziness = high efficiency, I like this logic. Entrepreneurs have long validated this, let's just take it as a reference.

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HodlTheDoor

· 12h ago

It's just sales talk; how many actually succeed in making it work?

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ForkThisDAO

· 12h ago

Really, laziness is productivity; forcing yourself to find a systematic way.

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DegenDreamer

· 12h ago

You're right, diligence is indeed overrated. Skills + capital + execution ability, I agree with this formula. Vibe programming sounds like a low barrier to entry, but few people can really match the funding scale properly. I've had a bit of an epiphany: instead of working 996, it's better to find the right direction. Compared to this, I seem to have been using brute force all along. Wait, how do you determine the appropriate funding scale? There's no baseline. The path of super individuals has indeed been paved by some, but how much of it is due to luck?

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MetaverseVagrant

· 12h ago

A fierce move like a tiger, but when you look back, you're just standing still... Basically, it's still the capital that has the say.

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