Is anyone else finding that in building things they're maxing out things like Github Actions etc? Do I just need to suck it up and pay for things rather than trying to do everything for free, or is it more about being a bit more selective/efficient with how they're used? Which tools do you feel it's worth paying for, and which do you manage perfectly well with on a free tier? So far I'm paying for: - Netlify Personal for hosting - Perplexity (and even then I've used up all of November's usage allowance already!!) - Claude - GPT - Various LLM APIs I'm trying to get by without paying for the following: - Github and Github actions (but it's got to the point where i'm having to run CI locally until the end of the month) - Vercel (as I'm just about getting by with the free hosting, although I have to regularly delete old deployments) - Umami (for analytics) - Google Stitch - Things like Kit (newsletter subscriptions), and Resend - Miro

You can upgrade to the builder tier and you unlock all our courses :) Let me know what you think! https://www.skool.com/aiproductacademy/classroom

“You have an AI feature that users love, but it hallucinates 3% of the time. Do you ship it?” I’ll share my answer tomorrow but curious what you’d do 👀

Me to my daughter: “Maya, do you know what AI is?” Maya: “Yes. Something that is smart. But we are more smarter than it.” 6 years old, zero AI anxiety :-)

I created a website with an automated blog is a part of this course. Now other AI blogs are picking up posts from my AI blog and citing them. Things are getting really circular. Full read here - My automated blog got cited. Am I helping kill the internet? - Ken Ashe | AI Application Builder