@AdityaShips makes sense. are you running it fully server-side or leaning heavily on convex for client-side state syncing?
Also, guessing it’s hosted on vercel? If so, how are the vercel costs treating you, especially with inngest background functions running?
One bad thing about my constant use of AI for coding is the lost opportunity of learning things.
Before AI, I used to get stuck - be it styling things, some logic, optimization etc etc - and every time I got stuck, it took both time and effort to figure out the solution.
And that in turn taught me something new. I learnt something new that I didn't knew before getting stuck on the problem.
But now, I don't get stuck. Well not often anyway.
The AI just bulldozes through most the problem and even if I get stuck somewhere and AI is not able to fix it quickly, after some back and forth the problem is generally sorted out.
And this solution will not be something that will stick with me, cause it didn't take that much time and effort to figure it out. But I guess there's always two sides of a coin.
absolutely crazy this
people are getting paid to see ads. they are even saying that some will recover their $ 100/200 Max plan from this
damn i wish i also had a stripe account
Get paid to wait
The Claude Code spinner might be the most watched line on Earth.
So I turned it into an ad marketplace.
Advertisers bid on it. You keep 50% of the money.
Install the extension → get cash from ads.
Introducing Kickbacks
okay...did a little prompting and found this to be the main cause. Suggested fix is to try deleting the node_modules and the electron caches and then try running the installer again as an administrator
lets see if this does anything
If you're using Nextjs and a there's a styling change that the UI is not reflecting no matter what - try deleting the .next folder. Next.js often is very aggressive in caching compiled styles and module resolutions to speed up rebuilds, so deleting the .next folder forces complete fresh build, which I found often times fixes this mismatch between code and UI
One bad thing about my constant use of AI for coding is the lost opportunity of learning things.
Before AI, I used to get stuck - be it styling things, some logic, optimization etc etc - and every time I got stuck, it took both time and effort to figure out the solution.
And that in turn taught me something new. I learnt something new that I didn't knew before getting stuck on the problem.
But now, I don't get stuck. Well not often anyway.
The AI just bulldozes through most the problem and even if I get stuck somewhere and AI is not able to fix it quickly, after some back and forth the problem is generally sorted out.
And this solution will not be something that will stick with me, cause it didn't take that much time and effort to figure it out. But I guess there's always two sides of a coin.