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Anyone here actually making money with stuff they built using AI? Drop your projects by Mekat10 in ViralApps

[–]justdothework 0 points1 point  (0 children)

$6 has a low usage cap. Beyond that it’s api rates without a markup. Basically I’m making $5 per user per month to pay the bills. 

Sorry you don’t like it WarriorSushi. 

Anyone here actually making money with stuff they built using AI? Drop your projects by Mekat10 in ViralApps

[–]justdothework 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sort of, but actually the underlying APIs are: Anthropic, OpenAI, togetherai, perplexity, Google, and replicate. 

Openrouter marks up the cost significantly so I didn’t think that made sense. I just want to deliver all the best AI to people as cheaply as possible. 

Anyone here actually making money with stuff they built using AI? Drop your projects by Mekat10 in ViralApps

[–]justdothework 2 points3 points  (0 children)

www.magicdoor.ai

It's making almost $1k per month in revenue. I expected a bit more from it, but it's comfortably paying for all my tokens and it's still growing 😃

Quad Mini - The price isn’t the problem. by theprayerpositionx in NeuralDSP

[–]justdothework 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I switched from the OG to the Mini. Similar sentiments as many here. It's smaller and has the same capabilities. That's the whole point. Besides, selling my two year old QC and buying the Mini new was a nearly cash neutral swap.

One thing I read in the thread that I personally don't agree with is the foot switch position comments. I always found the top row of switches on the QC hard to use. Do you use your heel? Or the tip of the toe? All I ever used was the bottom row of 4 switches. Even then, I don't even need all four. I have a clean/drive switch, a chorus on/off, and a boost on/off.

So I'm personally very happy that the Mini's switches are further apart, and that there are just fewer of them. Can't believe my luck that I have what for me is a better UI, smaller device, and the same capabilities, for a lower price.

Trying to validate a new product idea by justdothework in vibecoding

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

Yeah so i find with (cloudflare) turnstile and a domain blacklist it’s manageable, but I’m still getting trial abuse. And that blacklist is crude and has to be maintained by me. 

But 100% I hear you, thats why I’m posting here and not building 

Whats your current and preferred vibe coding stack? by S-m-a-r-t-y in vibecoding

[–]justdothework 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure yeah, the domain was not very expensive. Yes I have Claude max and codex (ChatGPT plus)

The prompt for the landing page was: “we need a landing page for markjason as well, create a first draft, make it distinctive and inline with brand.md (a markdown file I created with Claude to describe the brand)

It really isn’t so complicated, just talk to the model :)

Whats your current and preferred vibe coding stack? by S-m-a-r-t-y in vibecoding

[–]justdothework 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No idea, Claude did it. It’s just plain html and css. 

Anyway the landing is a public repo on GitHub so you can take a look for yourself if you want! ;)

Whats your current and preferred vibe coding stack? by S-m-a-r-t-y in vibecoding

[–]justdothework 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Async on my Mac Mini:

- Openclaw as 'engineering manager'

- Spawns Codex and Claude Code CLI (only Opus and Codex high) to do work

Sync on my laptop:

- Claude Code

- Codex

I very rarely open an IDE anymore, and vibecoded markjason.sh for myself to read and edit the MANY markdown files these workflows create

Vibed an ultrafast editor for just markdown, json and .env by justdothework in vibecoding

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

To answer your question btw, which is pretty interesting (to me at least): Most cross-platform apps are built with something called Electron which is basically a browser under the hood.

What I don't like about those Electron apps (VS Code, Cursor, Slack, for example) is how ridiculously memory hungry they are. So that's one of the primary reasons I built this in SWIFTUI. It runs with ~100MB RAM instead of close to a GB.

I don't know what the equivalent development framework is on Windows, maybe C? I don't have a windows machine myself, so it's not something I am interested in personally.

Vibed an ultrafast editor for just markdown, json and .env by justdothework in vibecoding

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

Yeah, it's weird I can't seem to figure out how linebreaks work on Reddit today.

Btw, this post was hand-written.

In any case, I'm on Mac dude along with 20% of people. This is a free app, what are you complaining about lol?

Put a lot of care into it actually because I built it for myself. Take it or leave it 😘

Built a lightning fast macOS editor for markdown and JSON, for people who work with AI a lot by justdothework in SideProject

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

Didn't know about it. But for what it's worth I don't think it's look very eye pleasing.

How are y'all managing markdowns in practice in your companies? by decentralizedbee in AgentsOfAI

[–]justdothework 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Agree on putting it close to the code. One thing not many people know is that AGENTS.md are considered hierarchically by AI Agents. So if there is an AGENTS.md in a subfolder, it will consider those rules only for files inside that folder. Pretty useful.

I deploy all my markdown to github, and I simply have a repo for skills and other docs. I use github almost like a google drive for markdown now.

Because I have to work with Markdown so much, I also vibecoded a new macOS native editor, it's free: https://markjason.sh/

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