Posted a similar thing yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46719579

I did this recently at the company I work at. Someone suggested GitBook, I 'Vibe coded' an internal docs website in under and hour. Does what we need, looks good. Unless the app has a large community/network and is just a SaaS with some offering, it'll be very easy to replace it.

It's interesting, because a few years ago I would have put this strictly under the "not invented here" fallacy, where we'd now be stuck maintaining another project for the foreseeable future. I used to press pretty hard to avoid it.

Now I wonder if the maintenance cost for this type of internal system has gone down to a level where that is no longer an issue.

I can see it going both ways. If knowledge work continues to roughly look the way it looks then I think maintenance is going to be an issue. Both in terms of keeping the spaghetti together but also in terms of all the bad design decisions you get from everyone bolting on their ideas. If however knowledge work becomes just talking to LLMs and occasionally interacting with an on the fly generated UI then maintenance becomes a non issue

We're currently paying through the nose for a shitty intranet solution that could've been just hugo with a markdown editor.

Or a vibe-coded simple website.

But "designed and implemented company-wide intranet" looks good in someone's CV so here we are.

I've recently built myself a new one: https://dev.ribic.ba

Old one using Hugo: https://old.ribic.ba/

Multiple things, but among many:

- A sports club management platform, and a way for end-users to sign up for sports events, lessons etc.: https://mojtim.ba/en/

- Given the raise of AI, I'm a hiking guide and would like to have that as an alternative, an outdoor activity agency - https://boa.ba (still very WIP)

I've built a web app primarily for my Hiking Club but then my plan is to also sell it to others.

https://mojtim.ba/en/

'Vibe coded' this in about a week recently. The app is also available in English and has a demo account available.

I wrote about the building process on my Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7404469...)

I think this particular issue has only been reported on Pixel phones. Since I searched for it throughout the internet (for a solution), I found a dozen of reports with similar issues as mine. I never experienced this on any other phone.

possibly a very dumb question: can you sue google in small claims court for the money you spent on a defective phone?

Last month or two I worked on a Golang Restful Starter Kit.

Ideas and motivation behind this project are available as a blog-post on my website: https://www.ribice.ba/go-restful-starter-kit/.

All feedback is welcome.

It was more for the reviews than the money. I assume after having few positive reviews, it's easier to get higher paying jobs.

It's a standard guide when joining new freelance sites.

You're correct. I did it more for the reviews, so that I can charge appropriate rates later on.

I spent probably 2-3 hours for that $15 (and 3 hours more for additional $30) and then about 2 hours for that $100 (expected $50). These are all excluding messaging, just actual work.

You're correct, they did that an hour ago.

That's absolutely unbelievable! It looks like the times of civilized conversations are over, and public shaming is the only strategy that works for companies like these... Facebook, Google, you name it - they don't care about you, but once your submission on HN gathers enough traction, your problem magically disappears. That's ridiculous.