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Tried it out - easy to get started, Nice UI, but i think more context, iteration is needed. I asked for developer frustrated with bugs - it showed me a person with real bugs :).

What about Gemini 1.5Pro? I think its also quite good. Any comparison points there?

nice. thanks.

Good one. Worked in one shot. What are you using in the API - GPT or Gemini API prompt to generate the alt text?

Was able to try out now. Looks cool and this time I could test it out.

Initial Feedback 1. Search is easy 2. Can start quickly on notes 3. Too many CTA's and actions in single screen - so a little confusing 4. Find/create looks same as search - whats the difference?

- Linux/Terminal commands/Vim - IDE (VSCode/Sublime/Jupyter) - Network Debugging Tools including Browser Dev Tools (Chrome/Firefox) - PostMan - Prompt Engineering for quick development/learning new languages ( Finding AI Studio and ChatGPT both pretty useful currently)

Not sure about a lifetime :) - but 1/2/3 (some version of it) I have been using for more than 20+ years now.

I am getting this error on signing up. "Shucks. That's an error. Please try again, and if you continue to get this message, contact support"

Homebrew primarily.

Long term vision should support both but in short term you can focus on your hypothetical ICP or beta customers. If you are focused on customers who prefer self hosting, that could be your MVP version but in the long term cloud may give you scale. Some upfront Pros and Cons of Self hosted vs Cloud. Self Hosted ( As assuming stand alone or cloud self hosted) - Pros: Cost to serve customer is less for you as you pass on infra cost to the customer. - Cons : Maintenance and continuous support will cost you more as every deployment release and support will be specific to customer.

Cloud - Pros : Easier to get started and scale if it is a self serve product. - Cost : Infra cost is added to your cost to serve customer.

Love it - one of the fastest I have tried recently. Would share with my team. I like the space theme as well - pretty cool. Small feedback - this could be highlighted better "So far we've transmuted 783 files, reshaped 2,855,666,777 cosmic bytes, & condensed 2,170,239,509 bytes of stardust." - I almost missed it, but its good validation of the work that has been done.

If burned out one thing I would suggest is to prioritize yourself. Make time for a break, spend time with yourself to step back, assess and analyze the situation. This personally helped me to sort out my thoughts, think of a long term and short term plan. Reset and restart with a new hobby along with work. We all may feel like quitting at some point as a founder but a short break and reset helps us align our thoughts, prioritize what matters most. Personally what helped me is that I have started taking out conscious time for family and friends, daily meditation and reading.