@DmytroKrasun I feel it depends on what you are building, where some project I almost don't review anything, and others I review more carefully. However, I review less than previously and more at the high-level/architecture level. For a tool like ScreenshotOne I would also review quite a bit
@arthuryuzbashew Personally, I am able to travel and work, but I do also plan with that in mind. Usually with longer stays each place both because I only have partial days to explore, but also because it is quite a mental load to travel around. Minimum two weeks each place, but ideally more
I kind of used to love no-WiFi train rides. It gave me the chance to dive deep into a coding session.
However, now the best thing I feel I can do is to write a prompt or two for when I get WiFi back againโฆ
meanwhile, i'm on a 4hr train ride in germany, and can't do anything cause no internet
it's 2026 and my homecountry still can't have proper wifi on trains, it's infuriating
now, if it'd be just me, no problem
but multiply me by all the founders, consultants, lawyers, etc unable to work on hour-long train rides - and you probably got billions of euros in unrealized money that can't be made because of this bs
and forget about south korea (marc's post) for a moment
three years ago, i was in georgia on a hiking trip and had perfect 5G connection on the peak of a 3000m mountain lol
@T_Zahil Easiest is probably just to accept the chargeback. However, if it is unjustified in terms of they have received what they paid, and you want to โfight backโ, then it is about getting documentation that they have retrieved what they paid for.
Which products is the chargeback for?
@mac_cain13 What an awesome update!
You are really working on something great here. I have been playing around with the Electron version and it works incredible well. Looking forward to all the future updates