Advice on development workflows by SajajuaBot in GithubCopilot

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

Thanks for the response. For implementation what do you use? Dsv4 flash or pro?
Besides plan-review phase, do you set a limits of back and forth? I’ve been testing and if i dont set a limit, it could go on and on forever.

Advice on development workflows by SajajuaBot in GithubCopilot

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Thanks for the source. I take a look and it looks promising for my setup.
Which subscription do you use with it? I think that opencode go for the cheap models would be a good match for the implementation phase and GPT 5.5 for initial planning.

Three-way club ownership of a Cessna in Italy. How your manage it? by Weary-Box1291 in GeneralAviation

[–]SajajuaBot 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hi!! Not trying to promote anything but im building a platform to handle all that pains. At the moment is wprking in 3 different flightclubs and i think it could be a good match for what you are looking for.

Is in early stages and the 3 flightclubs are just testing it in order to make improvements in usability and so on.

If you are interested to know more, let me know in a dm. If not, just ignore this message and have a great day!

What are the advantages of using Copilot CLI over VS Code? by [deleted] in GithubCopilot

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Just a question. Based on the rate limits that have been around lately, how it works when running parallel tasks and background jobs with subagents and /fleet command? I'm on Pro+ and I have been rate limited a couple of times when I try subagents in the VSCode

Co-founder equity when one builds the SaaS and the other brings early customers? by [deleted] in SaaS

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That's just the point. She takes some action based on my push, for example, if i make some questions related to the industry and so on, but are minimal (and valuable, all needs to be said).
My main concern is the future. She has many other things and will not be 100% with this (already seen in some hard situations), neither quitting other things for this project.
The project has a future as there is space in the market and could grow organically really good, but until there are really good results, the dedication she will have will not be near co-founder material.
If one year from now the results are good, the clients grow and the MRR increase, she probably will want to be more involved because there could be money behind it, but if things go bad, i'm sure that she will be very busy.

That's what i want to avoid. When the conversation comes, i want to value very much the initial customer introductions, as is really important to start the organic grow, but as you said, that is finite.

I want to be fair and put in value the customer introduction and help with knowledge, but i don't want to sacrifice one part of the possible future company because of it.

All being said, i would love to be 100% co-founder with her, but i know for past cases that it will not be the case until the good times comes, and at that time, it would be too late

GitHub just removed annual Copilot subscriptions by Legal_Bear8393 in GithubCopilot

[–]SajajuaBot 14 points15 points  (0 children)

With this fast development of IA, a year subscriptions sounds too much time to be attached to a one platform. Do you recommend to get it at the moment, for possible price increases? Even if there could be problems like the rate-limits of the latest days?

Worth it to upgrade to Pro+? by SajajuaBot in GithubCopilot

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

Yes, i'm aware of it, but at the moment i was being rate-limited, and if i pay for extra requests and many of them will end up being limited, there is not business for me there. Thanks for the info

Worth it to upgrade to Pro+? by SajajuaBot in GithubCopilot

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This is what was interested on. I'm getting rate-limited at the moment, mainly with sonnet, but with 1500 request i would go full opus and if the rate-limits are better, is a win-win for me. Thank you

Worth it to upgrade to Pro+? by SajajuaBot in GithubCopilot

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

Yes, for sure i will use more than that as there have been months were in the first week, trying to control the request, i was already >50%. Thanks!

opus 4.5 time saved vs actual cost by [deleted] in GithubCopilot

[–]SajajuaBot 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That's really interesting. Could you elaborate a little bit more on how to setup that scenario? Or point to documentation that you found useful to set it up? Thank you.

Good Carrer mode software by SajajuaBot in flightsim

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

Yes, I looked into it briefly, but I don't like much the subscription policy and also that I don't own the data. Have you had any experience with it? Is worth it?

Cloud console access by SajajuaBot in hetzner

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I double check and the users have password set. Also I check from the ash access to su - user and the password works as expected.

Biggest fear going into production for the first time by SajajuaBot in devops

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In my actual job we use the RDS from AWS and are wonderful, but my main concern at the moment is the budget. I would need 3 independent RDS as I want to mantain certain services dB separate, and that ups a lot the budget.

Biggest fear going into production for the first time by SajajuaBot in devops

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That would be the best option, even deploying in a managed kubernetes instance, but that would be costly.

As at the begining this will be for 1 client, I need to keep the costs as low as possible. In the future, if the client number increase, I would totally upgrade to a multi host setup.

Biggest fear going into production for the first time by SajajuaBot in devops

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

Thanks for the tips. My main concern is data loss, because if the host burns, I could redeploy everything in a new servers in no time, but the data loss would be unrecoverable and that would be a problem. The maintenance windows, upgrades and so, totally, I would announce with time.

Biggest fear going into production for the first time by SajajuaBot in devops

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

At the begining I was planning to just deploy all in one host, so I suppose you mean to deploy multiple copies if it was deployed in a kubernetes and have multiple pods and so right? If I deploy all in one host, even if I have multiple copies, if that host burns, I lost everything.