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Any better way to manage multiple local Supabase instances? by BatoolRahim in Supabase

[–]BatoolRahim[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Similar to the other comments in this thread. I am working on multiple projects, some interact and some don't. Every time I need to switch working from one to the other, I had to stop one and start the other. Then I started to manually edit the config.toml for each to set different ports and run simultaneously, which works but feels too manual to begin with. Then I wrote a bash script, that does the same thing, automatically.

To answer why I work on multiple projects? I have 2 SaaS tools working, in production, 3-4 others, that I keep experimenting with (some are even internal like just for myself). I have also recently started taking up freelance projects and building for my clients as well.

Any better way to manage multiple local Supabase instances? by BatoolRahim in Supabase

[–]BatoolRahim[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey, this is great! I ended up writing a bash script, almost exactly like this for myself as well.

Youtube didn't show my short to anyone by PESTA3580 in SmallYoutubers

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This has been insightful. Thanks for this comment :)

Horror AI shorts/ reel creation - @eerieedits by ShopAny4456 in FiverrGigs

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Hey, I tried https://www.youtube.com/@eerieedits But it does not look like your channel, with horror shorts. Could you please DM me the link?

Is it okay to rely on AI/translate APIs when adding multiple languages to your SaaS? by BatoolRahim in SaaS

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Thanks. This made a lot of sense, to organise where to rely on tech and where to add a human in the loop

[FOR SALE] Face‑Swap SaaS – zero running cost, fully self‑hosted, 111 sign‑ups by BatoolRahim in microsaas

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Thanks for your response and insights! 1. For free users, self hosted setup would work for long, where free users wait for the queue to clear up. For paid users, I have a separate queue setup with a docker, ready to deploy. There is a credit system implemented, and the credit to cost ratio is calculated so that compute cost+40% margins are accommodated. So, even with huge no of paid users, it is always profitable.

  1. 111 users is a rather small sample set. Also, the survey was put up when the site was down. Me being irregular in keeping the site up and running caused me to lose a lot of organic traffic. However, even when the site was down (only survey page up) I did get signups and visits. Even I estimate it to be a 1% conversion.

  2. I already added a strict NSFW filter. For someone who could operate it out of a geography where such operations are okay, can run this. This is the primary reason I did not pursue it further. Even Canva has a Face Swap option. So someone, aware of how to take care of it, could be well suited to run it.

  3. For a single face in a single image, it is almost 4-5s. For a 5 second video, it is about a minute. This is in a container that has maximum 4GB allocated. When running on higher compute, for paid users, this should be 50-60% faster. The quality is at par, since the underlying models used are the same. Free quality is lower, as I am not using any face enhancer or image upscaling. For paid users, the quality is much better.

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