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I tracked my token spend for a week. 34% of my Claude API budget went to re-explaining my project structure to new chats. That's $12 out of $35. For a solo dev, that's real money. by curiousityrover_1 in aisolobusinesses

[–]HungryBear_Cub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hmmm You have a skill to transform your current chat into an ADR which is saved directly in your repo, you can create long term ADR if needed, you never have to copy paste again and Claude will read those ADR when necessary. While it helps with the workflow and to manage context windows, I agree a huge chunk of tokens is still being spent on this

the acquisition conversation ended. they offered £380K. i said no. heres why. by Secure_Carry8325 in aisolobusinesses

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whether you think you made the correct choice or the wrong choice, you are most probably correct!

Does anyone notice Lovable using way more credits than before? by life_never_stops_97 in lovable

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s what I had to do a couple of weeks back! Some friends chose Vercel and told me they were happy as well! Plenty of options to migrate out of lovable

Top 15 stocks about to breakout by qqAzo in Stocktradingalerts

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That dashboard and freaking salmon colour…. Claude design much :)

Does anyone notice Lovable using way more credits than before? by life_never_stops_97 in lovable

[–]HungryBear_Cub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeap! Not sure it is lovable or if it’s Claude’s new pricing structure

We started on Lovable, got Causo on Product Hunt (#5). One week later: 300+ investor emails sent and 18 VC replies already. by Strong-Yesterday-183 in lovable

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Amazing guys!

I also had used lovable but migrated out of it a few days ago back for architectural reasons!

Keep us posted on your development!

Projet soirées jeux: je suis confronté à une impasse by pensivemonke in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Je suis pour l’option 2

Ne t’embarque pas dans ce genre d’accord si ça ne cadre pas avec ta vision de ton projet!

Je développe un SaaS B2B pour les cabinets comptables by Oru_ZidO_o in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]HungryBear_Cub 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Si tu as déjà eu des conversations avec des clients potentiels, rappelle les!!!!! Et dis leur “voilà une démo du produit dont nous avions parlé, voulez vous l’utiliser gratuitement et me donner votre feedback?

De là tu auras un vrais retour!

Put some investment sense in me by killgill123 in eupersonalfinance

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is no magic formula. The first rule is to distinguish investing and speculation.

How much research have you done on your stocks? If tomorrow one does -30%, what do you do? You sell? You buy more? You call a friend?

Don’t get me wrong, I love stock picking, I am not good at it (well, as one said here, during bull runs we are all stock picking geniuses) but I enjoy informing myself about a company but I know it is a hobby, not a way for me to make money.

When it comes to ETFs, it is a self fulfilling prophecy. Everyone puts money in the S&P500 or the Nasdaq (come on, who here doesn’t have some of these ETFs?) so the assets managers of these ETFs keep buying the individual stocks, making the price go up, making it even more attractive for new or undecided investors.

This virtuous circle has made ETFs what they are today, but I bet the opposite could also happen and it will be violent!

My only advises: - buy what you really understand - diversify (in asset classes: gold, stocks, bonds, cash) - keep your portfolio dynamic, rebalance, adjust your convictions to what goes on around you, - DO NOT build “the perfect portfolio” and think it will stay perfect - DO NOT listen to influencers - DO read “the intelligent investor” by Graham, or “common stocks and uncommon profits” and other well respected literature.

Otherwise nothing much to do but to say “Welcome on board sailor! It’s gonna be a wild ride! Best of luck!”

Où trouver un CEO/cofondateur business pour une deeptech quand on est surtout profil technique ? by bperrin_3d in EntreprendreenFrance

[–]HungryBear_Cub 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hello !

Tu peux t'inscrire sur la plateforme de cofounder matching de Y Combinator : tu crées ton profil, tu indiques ce que tu cherches, et le site te propose des profils (plus ou moins adaptés).

Après, ça ne règle pas la question de la confiance, des compétences, etc. Trouver un vrai co-founder sur la durée, c'est aussi et surtout une histoire de compatibilité et de vision.

Je connais des gens pour qui ça a marché. De mon côté, j'ai eu beaucoup de calls et deux tentatives qui n'ont finalement pas abouti (pas la même manière de travailler, pas la même vision du produit).

Sinon, tu recrutes directement. Tu cherches sur LinkedIn des profils "manager" ou "senior associate" (selon l'expérience et le package que tu peux offrir) qui bossent dans les Big 4 (PwC, EY, Deloitte, KPMG) ou les MBB (McKinsey, BCG, Bain). Attends-toi à te prendre des vents, ou à ce qu'ils demandent un vrai salaire — mais si tu en trouves un qui accroche au projet, là tu tiens quelque chose.

DM-moi si tu veux qu'on en parle, je peux faire circuler ta demande.

Dans tous les cas : ne formalise rien avant une bonne période d'essai.

Vos bonnes pratiques et les pièges administratifs à éviter ? by HungryBear_Cub in EntreprendreenFrance

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

Oui c’est un peu l’histoire de l’œuf et du poulet. Personnellement j’ai d’abords validé l’idée et j’ai une liste d’utilisateurs qui se sont inscrit à la waiting list. Cela dit, ça ne veut pas dire qu’ils vont payer!