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I'm a developer who wrote everything by hand for years, but now I mostly use Claude Code and only dive into the code when necessary. I can still review everything and get my hands dirty when needed. The AI augments skills I already built.<p>My junior developers don't have that foundation yet,but there's pressure: management already expects shorter deadlines because "AI makes development faster."
So I need to push my team to be more productive, but if they rely heavily on AI tools, will they ever develop the debugging intuition that I built by struggling through problems manually?
It feels like I'm asking them to learn to drive while also handing them a self-driving car.<p>On the other hand, LLMs really do make the team more productive, I use it a lot, and I also feel that I need to help them the adapt to modern tools.<p>Team leaders: how are you handling this tradeoff?
There's been a lot of discussion around the california budget and some proposed tax policies, so I asked claude code to research the budget and turn it into an interactive dashboard.<p>Using async subagents claude was able to research ~a dozen budget line items at once across multiple years, adding lots of helpful context and graphs to someone like me who was starting with little familiarity.<p>It still struggles with frontend changes, but for research this probably 20-40x's my throughput.<p>Let me know any additional data or visualizations that would be interesting to add!
Over the holiday I wrote an interdimensional / multiverse news aggregator site inspired by Rick and Morty. Actually, I tried it in 2024 but the models weren't there yet. This year I feel like it works.<p>The site works by scraping internet news and fits articles against user suggested universes. All of that is handled with Ollama, nemotron-3-nano on a Nvidia 4090. The images are nano-banana; although I'm thinking to explore using stable diffusion. The site is written in Golang and Templ.<p>Happy to answer questions and share about how it works.<p><a href="https://greenportal.news" rel="nofollow">https://greenportal.news</a>
Would you pay once for lead-generation software instead of monthly API fees?<p>Most Google Maps lead tools seem to charge per request or per lead.
That works… until you run volume.<p>I’m testing a one-time-purchase model (no subscriptions) and wondering:
Is recurring pricing actually preferred in B2B SaaS, or is ownership undervalued?<p>Would love honest feedback from people doing outbound or market research.<p>Also would like to know if somebody is interested in a purchase of my customer leads acquisition for about 39 usd (unlimited leads). Normal goolge places API costs 17USD/1000 leads