On the second day of the Gemini 3.0 update, I was lucky enough to stumble upon it in my Twitter feed. That night, I couldn’t sleep and ended up scrolling through tons of similar posts. The more I read, the harder it was to fall asleep. I realized this was going to be a huge opportunity. Late at night, I was sharing links in our small group chat like crazy—whether it was for me as a content creator to gain traffic or for our small studio to actually apply it and boost efficiency. After all, our technical capabilities are pretty limited, and with the current airdrop environment, it’s still hard for me to decide whether to hire full-time developers. As an ordinary person, I couldn’t help but feel a bit anxious—should I seize this opportunity? Will this amazing new track become super competitive? From the actual release of 3.0 until now, based on my observations, only a small number of people have truly stuck with researching Vibe Coding and actually started hands-on projects. On this point, I agree with someone’s perspective: mediocre ideas + perfect execution will always beat perfect ideas + mediocre execution. Even though I’m super lazy, as someone who posts daily, I’ve managed to create a horizontal scrolling game with a Zootopia theme, @StandX_Official’s profit calculator, and a prediction market monitoring script that our studio uses internally. The next plan is to make sure every member of our studio learns Vibe Coding to improve work efficiency—because honestly, I’m way too lazy, and I just want to lie down...