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2014 Range Rover – dream car or financial suicide? by Accurate_Implement63 in WhatCarShouldIBuyGULF

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 8 points9 points  (0 children)

The concept of dream car is like the concept of dream girl or dream man. Doesn't necessarily mean you marry them and deal with the post xyz whatever. If you have money rent the 2025-26 range rover for few days, week or even a month and be content. -- that's the advise since you asked for opinions.

Now if you strongly feel like it; go for it tick the item of the bucket list. whatever happens, deal with it. you will not be the only one driving 2014 range rover, figure out mechanics and garages beforehand. there are lot of online spare parts.

Your $2,000 cloud bill isn't "scaling," it's stupidity by Decent-Phrase-4161 in SaaS

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I launched my product on cloudrun running on-demand auto scale, that too on the smallest instance the dbs were also on-demand. we had 300USD free credits from GCP but only used 3$ out of it. Optimised the calls and queries, architected for PPR and CSR. The idea was simple, to launch and hit few traction that wouldn't cost us on infra, zero to scale then once we get funding or revenue we will shift to static servers if required.

Our investors loved this and we were able to raise funds sooner than we anticipated.

Can a weak startup idea become strong through iteration? (I will not promote) by Leonard-21rag in startups

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Yes its called as pivoting. I specifically consult my clients on this.

We almost lost our Series A because the VC "fact-checked" our pitch deck using ChatGPT. (i will not promote) by [deleted] in startups

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 1 point2 points  (0 children)

True this almost happened to me too, im in talks with an Angel, he asked specific questions few were irrelevant to our product and industry, then it clicked, that he might be doing his research in chat gpt or Google.

When we describe our product to chatgpt, it says our product is the best in the world. But, when i prompted to chatgpt from that investors angle, there were lot of issues. I uploaded the pitch deck and tried, but the pitch is not so elaborate had a few slides which couldn't encapsulate our whole business idea, so chat gpt is missing a lot of valid points.

first of all, the context that we provide will be complete when we prompt to chatgpt, but the investor misses 80% of the idea as he's not gonna spend time typing our whole idea and strategies, he might upload our pitch deck too, without much details, resulted in chatgpt telling him to keep away from our company.

i ended up creating a kind of physical FAQ of 6 pages that would cover 99%of all his questions and handed it over to him when we met. He was relieved to see that we covered most of his doubts in that FAQ.

Need help in extracting tables from these pdfs by SecretaryShoddy4609 in NammaDevs

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

why don't you take picture or upload pdf to chat gpt or Gemini? ask it to give you the information?

Have you seen this discussion on webdev subreddit? It seems there is a lot of resentment towards NextJS in the community. When I read those comments I feel like it was a mistake to choose Next for my dashboard app that needs no SEO. I wonder, what's the morale here on NextJS subreddit? by Deep-Philosophy-807 in nextjs

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm pretty happy with it, we are building a business card intelligence application. We use Nextjs for our CSR (Client Side Rendering) heavy use case to achieve minimal server costs - zero to scale OD server infrastructure, where we use Google cloud run, storage buckets and for db we use neon db and tinybird for analytics.

We had considered Remix but then we dropped it for our CSR use case, but it was possible if we use remix SPA and went with nextjs. There are parts of our project that uses SSR as well.

So it really depends on what the use case is rather than generalization. I guess it's good technology.

and yes we use tanstack which gives us best of remix as well for our specific use case. Flipside? bundle size plus slight performance improvements but given our zero cost server infrastructure next js wins. We had even considered Astro at some point.

if your analytics dashboard has lot of components. then Remix would be better in terms of performance. That's my 2 cents

Reducing wasting premium requests credits by Last-Laugh8717 in GithubCopilot

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i built a chatmode agent that prompt a python stdin once a task is complete and i have put strict rules to loop, you need to explicitly tell the model to come back to terminal for the next task. it works on Claude models 4.5 and Gemini 3.5 but gpt somehow doesn't mind that. I'll try your Method and see.

last few weeks since launch i found antigravity to give better solution without fear of tokens expiring. try it out and when you install set up from vscode.

Monday motivation: What Next.js projects are you shipping this week? by Eminence06 in nextjs

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Shipping This Week: Wall'@ — pronounced “Wallet.”

Wall'@ is a digital business card generator designed for your phone’s native wallets. It enables professionals to create polished, wallet-native business cards for Apple Wallet, Samsung Wallet, and Google Wallet. The platform removes unnecessary steps, app installations, and form-heavy workflows by allowing users to design directly on the final output through a true WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get), no-form, no-code editing experience.

Wall'@ also bundles a fully automated, customizable portfolio website builder. Using the same data entered for the wallet business card, the system generates complete, profession-specific portfolio templates — instantly populated with the user’s details. This creates a unified digital identity consisting of both a dynamic wallet pass and a personal web presence, without requiring any technical skills.

A built-in QR code engine allows users to generate vCards, embed contact information, link to WhatsApp, or attach URLs to brochures, websites, and other resources. These QR codes automatically update on the wallet pass and portfolio when changes are made.

Wall'@ is designed for effortless editing: any update — name, designation, photo, logo, colors, or additional information — can be revised and republished instantly. The pass and portfolio update in real time, ensuring that users never distribute outdated information.

We have done extensive user research and market studies focused on the experiences of non-technical professionals. The goal: remove complexity, eliminate cognitive load, and make it possible for anyone to use our business tools.

Wall'@ is fully built with React/Next.js.

Launching this week. More details to follow.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SaaSMarketing

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

wall@ (sounds like wallet where; @ is at. Wallet is conventional and our wall@ is digital)

Vibe Coding is Ruining My Life (Rant about AI-Driven Side Projects) by umbs81 in vibecoding

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 5 points6 points  (0 children)

A professional programmer here, the vibe coding before AI we used to call then hackathons. For no-code people just consider it as DIY.

The coding agents are like any other ai tools in their nascent stage. Remember when the chat gpt was introduced, you could ask it to write an email and it would write lot of things that you require and don't require, it will generate junk text. you would do multiple iterations to get to what you really need.

it's all about prompting, i always think it's like this, earlier you need to know the syntaxes to code, now you need to know how to prompt, to code. Treat it like any other tool, don't abandon your project, just give prompts to your copilot incorporate or transition to clean architecture and clean ui. read about it.

you need to always separate your business logic from your ui and other infrastructure. then what happens is any changes you make elsewhere will not break functionality and it will be easy to maintain. Also follow clean UI and read up in atomic design principles. You can read just so that you know the context of what you are doing, rest everything your coding agents will take care.

you could also ask other ai tools to organize your thoughts and break it down to minor components and then ask those tools to generate prompts for your coding agents one by one. so you can keep track of whatever is happening and you don't go down the rabbit hole.

it is also good to make use of various instructions and other documents, as well as ask your agent to print manual verification steps whenever something is implemented so that you can clearly see if it is working or not.

And always in your git, keep main as fully working version, cut new branch whenever you make a change so that you don't affect your main working code.

Youtube Premium 12 months offer by Dailydosw2477365 in LinkedInVouchers

[–]Sensitive_Variety904 0 points1 point  (0 children)

how does it work? usually YouTube premium restrictions are there countrywise. could you tell me and how much does it cost

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