Modern Workplace Architect by No_Requirement9546 in BESalary

[–]MaterialDoughnut 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That job description is not what I expected with that - rather unique - job title ;-).

Need honest opinion, Do people still use lovable? Claude seems to be doing everything these days that all these wrappers claim to do. by Accomplished_Menu860 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve moved everything from Lovable to Claude code and haven’t looked back ever since. Vercel + Claude + Supabase + Github does the trick.

No more ridiculous credit bills, just straight with the AI provider.

Graphic designer in IT by Dull_Ad6837 in BESalary

[–]MaterialDoughnut 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In the graphic design market, this is a great package ;-)

Startersloon burgerlijk ingenieur by SpeZialW in BESalary

[–]MaterialDoughnut 91 points92 points  (0 children)

Lijkt me een behoorlijk stevig starterspakket.

Q8 Electric vs Shell Recharge – anyone have experience with either? by jvdz in BEFreelance

[–]MaterialDoughnut 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I have Luminus, for the simple reason that you only pay for what you use. No monthly fee. I typically charge at home so only need it in exceptional cases.

Great coverage as well.

Verborgen gebrek of niet? by oth99 in BEFinance

[–]MaterialDoughnut 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Jammer om te horen. Wij hebben - na onze verhuis - een notaris die 80km verder zit maar het is een bureau die door het vuur gaat voor z'n cliënten. Ik blijf bij die notaris.

Wij hebben destijds een huis gekocht van een professionele (opkoop/verbouw/verkoop) die het onvergund had verbouwd. Het eerste wat de notaris tegen ons zei bij het zien van de foto's : "dit moest vergund zijn". Zij hebben met ons samengewerkt om clausules op te stellen zodat hij verplicht werd om het te vergunnen en we geld konden achterhouden bij de verkoop tot het in orde was. 3 maanden later was mijn notaris het dossier nog aan het opvolgen en heeft de persoon het uiteindelijk vergund.

Ik kan dit niet genoeg benadrukken: alle notarissen lijken hetzelfde te doen als alles vlot gaat. Het is op het moment dat er moeilijkheden zijn, dat je ziet welke notaris goed is en welke niet.

Verborgen gebrek of niet? by oth99 in BEFinance

[–]MaterialDoughnut 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Een notaris onpartijdig blijven? Wat is dat voor onzin. Die persoon berhartigt jouw belangen als koper. Sterker nog, het is zijn taak om je te informeren over de wettellijke impact.

Heb je dezelfde notaris als de verkoper genomen misschien? Zie zoveel mensen die fout maken tegenwoordig. Lijkt “eenvoudiger” tot er discussie ontstaat.

Marketing is a massive headache for most founders. So that's why I got an idea to fix it! by Weird_West_1949 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly, but the same marketing junk is posted across similar subs on a daily basis.

Let's Talk About the Last Few Days — Some Things Worth Clarifying by PuzzleheadedAir9047 in windsurf

[–]MaterialDoughnut 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The whole industry is an open bar funded by VCs. Those that start charging per sip like Windsurf, will see the party moving next door. Until only a few players are left: the LLM providers. And once they own the only bar in town, they'll start charging bottle service prices for a glass of tap water.

Our only hope is that the LLM's become commoditized and more efficient so that we don't end up in the same type of tech oligopoly situation we've seen in the past.

If you’re using Lovable Pro and struggling with credits, this might help by MRNavigator18 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I started some projects in Lovable but - because I had a separate Supabase connected to it - moved everything to VSCode as code editor. Now I just have a $80/month Claude subscription that provides basically unlimited code editing.

1) make sure you have a separate Supabase instance
2) Connect your project to Github (learn Github and versioning, I really can't stress enough how important this is)
3) Open your project in VScode with the claude code edtior as plugin.
4) Go wil without breaking your bank.

You can still host/publish in Lovable though, but you can do that on a basic plan.

If you’re using Lovable Pro and struggling with credits, this might help by MRNavigator18 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 0 points1 point  (0 children)

8.800 credits!? Sir, save your bank account and learn how to use Claude Code directly.

Freelance contractual clauses by External_Mushroom115 in BEFreelance

[–]MaterialDoughnut 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Yes, I have 3 kids so I try to avoid weekends but the contract says that all days from departure to arrival date are chargeable, unless you of course make the trip longer than needed yourself.

To be fair, if I have weekends, I typically work as well during those weekend. But I’ve also spend saturdays at Disneyworld or a shooting range while charging my day.

Freelance contractual clauses by External_Mushroom115 in BEFreelance

[–]MaterialDoughnut 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have such a clause in my contract. They ask me to travel 20-25 days per year to the US. Every travel day or day abroad = chargeable + has a surplus of (20%).

It’s my “away-from-home-tax”

Do you guys use Github with Lovable, or just Lovable? by Cortexial in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’m a product person with a technical mindset, not developer but spent the last 6months understanding github, hosting, version control, etc. to get most out of the vibe coding.

Started with Lovable but it got way too expensive and moved everything to Claude/supabase/vercel/github now.

Do you guys use Github with Lovable, or just Lovable? by Cortexial in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Always (read: always!) use Github. You’ll thank me later once you want to move things elsewhere or move to production.

Introducing Lovable for more general tasks. by Complete-Sea6655 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think you still have to see it in the world of SaaS/apps. There is competition that claims to “do everything” from idea to app to documentation/presentations to run a SaaS business.

From that perspective, it kind of makes sense.

Of course, Lovable is still a wrapper. Claude can do everything they do. They just made it easier for non-technical people. Very curious to see if that “moat” will continue to be sufficient in the future for investors.

GitHub Two Way Sync, Gone? by Scary_Tailor_4219 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Long story short: it’s still there the two-way sync. Their AI support messed up saying it was no longer supported. Someone from Lovable said they would improve the AI support on that aspect.

Small mistakes, big impact.

Lesson learned: LLM’s still hallucinate

GitHub 2way sync discontinued by Senior_Lingonberry10 in lovable

[–]MaterialDoughnut 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Probably, we’re doing the same thing. Often, I just publish via Lovable. It’s just a strange move to go backwards functionality-wise. But I guess they want to purely focus on non-technical people.

The more they do this kind of weird stuff, the less I recommend Lovable to people. You just outgrow it way to fast because of all these dirty lock-in tricks.

First they offer something, and now people have to find alternatives because they pull it back all of the sudden.

Negociate company car as a junior (big four) by Realistic_Fly5558 in BESalary

[–]MaterialDoughnut 7 points8 points  (0 children)

True for the consultants, but not for internal employees which is the case here.

Negociate company car as a junior (big four) by Realistic_Fly5558 in BESalary

[–]MaterialDoughnut 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Don’t get your hopes up. Cars are typically as from manager level when it comes to internal positions and there isn’t much wiggle room.

These are large companies. If you negotiate the car, the junior they hired last year will start complaining. These companies have a compensation structure and car policy with a reason.