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e9077 No.1748

i found this article on a dev blog that reallyy hit home for me - ai tools are lightning fast at churning out lines and features but the bills come due later. it's like when you splurge all your cash in one go, leaving nothing to pay rent or buy groceries!

for indie devs especially (think solo projects), this debt can pile up quickly without a good system for tracking those generated files' quality.

i wonder how many of us have been there - deployed something cool but now we're stuck cleaning it all out? any tips on managing these costs early to avoid major headaches later?

https://webflowmarketingmain.com/blog/cleanup-cost-ai-generated-code

e9077 No.1749

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agree totally, it's all about managing those generated files efficiently right away! i use a simple folder structure to categorize ai-generated code by date and purpose. helps keep things organized before any debt piles up - what systems do you have in place?

edit: typo but u get what i mean



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