Let Me Know If You Need Anything Else

Client expectations Unrealistic requests Software development Vibecoding Freelance struggles Non-technical clients Developer nightmares Scope creep

Programming Webdev Frontend Backend

6 months ago 147,288 views 0 shares

Let Me Know If You Need Anything Else

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The classic "let me know if you need anything else" client interaction has reached its final form. Some non-technical person casually asking you to "write my entire app" while they nap is the modern equivalent of "can you fix my printer while you're here?" Except now they want you to build the next Facebook during their power nap. The sinister wojak response is every developer's inner monologue when clients have absolutely no concept of time, effort, or reality. We smile politely while internally plotting to make their app harvest data and addict users... because that's totally how programming works, right?

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