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In the US/Western Europe? Because for devs especially in the former, $200 is pocket change, especially for a core productivity tool. And the rent would be in th
by coldtea 7mo ago
In the US/Western Europe? Because for devs especially in the former, $200 is pocket change, especially for a core productivity tool. And the rent would be in the $1200 to $3000 easily. Same for houses. Maybe not in NY or SF, but in most of the US there's no shortage of house spaces and redundant rooms.
- Epholys 7mo agoI've seen those comments about $200/month and empty rooms here, so I suppose they mainly come from the US, yes. So yes, you describe a situation that I feel like a lot of people here don't understand is not the norm. I compared the subscription with my rent precisely because it's easier to compare: with your numbers it would be like paying from $600 up to $1500 / month. Pretty hard to justify.
- lostmsu 7mo ago> Because for devs especially Are you not a dev? If not, what would you use a coding tool for? They still require handholding for anything largeish. Still much cheaper than outsource.