Murf fan checking in! 🙌
I know ElevenLabs is the popular kid but Murf works great for my use case:
I’m making educational content for my online course (not YouTube). Need clear, professional narration that students can understand easily.
Murf has SO many voice options – literally hundreds. The studio quality is consistent.
Yes ElevenLabs sounds more “human” but Murf is more reliable for long-form content. No weird artifacts or cut-offs.
Both are good, depends on your content type! 🤔
Content creator here! Making YouTube videos and want to add AI voiceovers instead of recording myself.
My priorities:
Has anyone used all three? Which one sounds most human? 👀
Hey everyone! Starting a new side project and trying to pick a database.
I’ve used MongoDB and PostgreSQL before but never tried these serverless options.
What I need:
PlanetScale seems popular but they changed their pricing? Neon looks interesting. Supabase has the most features.
What’s your experience? 👀
Adding my 2 cents as someone who tried ALL THREE:
Been in the AI coding space for a while now. Here’s the real deal:
Cursor – Best for serious dev work. The code completion is next level. Yes it costs money but productivity gains are worth it.
Windsurf – Good middle ground. Cheaper than Cursor, more features than CoDev. The UI is nice too.
CoDev – Honestly, it’s okay for beginners. But you’ll outgrow it fast.
My recommendation: Start with Windsurf free tier, upgrade to Cursor if you need more power.
Indie hacker here! Launching my first paid product and need to pick a payments provider.
The big players seem to be Stripe, Paddle, and LemonSqueezy but I have no idea which to choose:
What’s your experience? I’m based in the US if that matters. Thanks! 💪
SQLite for prototypes, PostgreSQL for production!
Dev/Prototype: SQLite. No setup, instant, perfect for side projects. Prisma/Drizzle work great with it.
Production: PostgreSQL. More robust, handles concurrency better, better data integrity.
The cool thing is: start with SQLite, switch to PostgreSQL later (Supabase/Neon). Same syntax! 👍
CoDev user here. It’s fine for what it is but honestly feels like a budget version of Cursor.
The free tier is generous but the AI is noticeably dumber. For serious work, just pay for Cursor.
DALL-E 4 user here! 👀
I know Midjourney is the cool kid but DALL-E just works out of the box:
No Discord, no complicated prompts, no weird aspect ratio math. Just type what you want and boom.
The text generation is actually decent now – I can put “SUBSCRIBE” on my thumbnails reliably.
Is it as pretty as Midjourney? Maybe not. But it’s faster and easier. For non-designers, this matters.
Just my 2 cents! 🤔
ClickUp fan here! 🎯
I know people complain about the learning curve but once you get it, it’s SO powerful.
The time tracking + invoicing combo is legit for freelancers. Notion doesn’t have native time tracking.
That said, if you just need simple client portals, Notion is easier to set up.
Depends on your needs honestly! 🤔
as a student i used all three for different class projects:
if you’re just starting: supabase 👍