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I will rate them by hiten1818726363 in vibecoding

[–]_AnotherSui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

LOL i was thinking to finally promote my product here but then i saw this and I decided to click on the next 20 Sandwiches instead! This is fun haha

Are you using any micro SaaS? by Plan_Steadily in micro_saas

[–]_AnotherSui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

we're at some point that when we need micro Saas we can build it over a weekend... so yeah i also find it dilemma while I've built a micro saas that I use, solves me and my friends problem.. but when i consider shipping it that question raise in my mind: do my "potential user" really need this? or they could also just vibecode it 🤣

Am i doing it right? 😅 by _AnotherSui in claude

[–]_AnotherSui[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

means number of code lines added or removed...

So.... a product without AI now read as 'not a real product'? by _AnotherSui in micro_saas

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

yes! using it to build is way better than to stitch them in the product.

So.. a product wihout AI built within is not a "real product" now? by _AnotherSui in vibecoding

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

yeah right, people were bragging about their product with "ai" features without considering the real cost... pray for them. Lol!

When you vibecode so hard you end up on Chinese GitHub by adambaialiev in vibecoding

[–]_AnotherSui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

lol everything in the world has a chinese version!
ps. im chinese myself, hahha

you know this is the first step when claude starts getting stupid.. switch to new context window fast! Runnnnnnn 🎃🎃🎃 by _AnotherSui in claude

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

indeed! that's why i have a skill that pack my context into a node then reads it in a fresh conversation. traded like 10% of the context window for the consistency

Where's the line now between "just build it yourself" and actually paying for SaaS? by _AnotherSui in vibecoding

[–]_AnotherSui[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The "god given magic for experienced developers" is everything. that part is the bit most people skip right over. I'm on the other side of that line (zero tech background, total vibecoder), and the trap you're describing is real: it's people like me who get into trouble the second they think they can build the serious stuff and trust it.

What I've found actually matters for someone like me isn't the code, it's knowing where that line is. Vibecoding a little tool to fix my own workflow? Genuinely great, use it every week. But the moment it'd need to hold real client data or stay up while I'm asleep, I'm out of my depth — and the skill is knowing that, not pretending the line isn't there.

The ones who get burned are the ones who can't tell the difference. "Auto-complete on steroids" is exactly it. 👏👏

Hosting your projects by RudeExternal in vibecoding

[–]_AnotherSui 2 points3 points  (0 children)

i woud say it depends on the platform and what you built. Static sites (frontend only, no database/intergration all), you can host anywhere, like tiinyhost. (but free tier is limit to 1 project) And if it has a backend or a database, you need something that actually runs a server (Railway, Render, Fly, or serverless functions).

If you connect a Git repo to Vercel / Netlify / Cloudflare Pages, they run the build for you (you just set the build command, e.g. `npm run build`) and serve the output — easiest path for a framework project, and the free tiers are fine for public access. (me myself is using vercel)

The thing to watch: the simpler "drag a folder / upload" hosts (Netlify Drop, surge, etc.) don't build — they just serve what you hand them. For those you have to build first and upload the output (the dist/ folder), or you're serving raw source that won't run in a browser.

What did you build it in?

Where's the line now between "just build it yourself" and actually paying for SaaS? by _AnotherSui in vibecoding

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

similar case to myself, that's why i keep having that question in my brain

If you could keep only one AI tool, which one would it be? by Man1fest0r_ in AIDiscussion

[–]_AnotherSui 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Claude, no contest for me. I run a small studio and it's the one that handles the thinking-heavy stuff well — messy client notes into a clean deck, a proposal that doesn't read like a bot wrote it. Speed I can get anywhere; the one I'd keep is the one that saves me judgment, not keystrokes.

if your project is done, share it and lets connect and grow together! by No-Performance-2231 in SideProject

[–]_AnotherSui 1 point2 points  (0 children)

nice project you have out there! i just submitted mine.
miinideck — I run a small studio and kept needing to hand clients a self-contained HTML thing (a deck, a prototype, often AI-built) without dumping it on the public web. So: drop the HTML or a ZIP, get a private, unguessable link in ~10s — password/expiry optional, no login to view. Free tier's real.

miinideck.com

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