gajo357

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by gajo357 5mo ago
If what you say is reality, I would keep that. We have a tendency to give overly optimistic estimates, best case scenario, no other tasks, no roadblocks... Whenever asked for an estimate, think how long it would take you to make it and mult
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by gajo357 5mo ago
Manus was great, used it for months for exploring ideas, making reports and such. I dropped it when I heard that Meta was buying it. Then I used Gemini and it was great as well, but very limited when it comes to coding (in Antigravity) beca
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by gajo357 5mo ago
I’ve hit this exact issue with small projects, each app ends up needing its own DB. It is very hard to predict and calculate the usage in the provider's CU (I mainly used Azure and AWS). I tried a few approaches: sharing one DB with sc
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by gajo357 5mo ago
Similar situation here. If you find any good answers, please make a list for the rest of us :)
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by gajo357 5mo ago
Sounds very interesting. Have you ever considered hiring outside of US. I'd love to apply for the C#/F# based roles, but can only work as a remote consultant (B2B). Ping me if that is a possibility. I have been working in .NET for
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by gajo357 5mo ago
Nice work. I had this issue as well, several times. Making a small project, needed a DB for quick proof oc concept. "Proper" DBs are too expensive, free ones are bound with some random compute-unit mathematics. Everything self hos
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by gajo357 5mo ago
My life strategy is second-guessing :P But at the same time as you, after working for 5 years, I started learning like crazy. Diving deeper in the .NET framework, learning functional programming, making home-brew projects that do web scrapi
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by gajo357 5mo ago
There is no way to protect your idea from being copied/stolen. It happened a million times over, you have some brilliant idea, people start using it, and after a few months some big company puts 10-100 engineers on it and they do the s