u/ShowAggravating2792

Don't use CookUnity until you read this.

I signed up for CookUnity because I heard great things about the food.

Unfortunately, my very first order was never delivered because the courier couldn't access my building.

Customer support told me they couldn't redeliver it due to company policy, but they said they had applied a "full credit for the entire order."

Sounds fair, right?

Except it wasn't.

When I tried to place the exact same order again, I was still being charged $43.87.

So apparently, their idea of a "full credit" still requires you to spend more money after they fail to deliver your order.

I've contacted support again asking them to either:

• adjust the credit so it actually covers the replacement order, or
• issue a full refund.

I'm still waiting for a resolution.

If you're considering CookUnity, just be aware that if something goes wrong with your delivery, you may end up in the same situation. I'll update this post with whatever they decide.

I’m specifically looking for something better at handling existing codebases during live coding / collaborative interview scenarios.

Most of the tools I’ve tried are decent for answering isolated questions, but they struggle once you need broader architectural context across multiple files/screens.

Main thing I need is:

• multi-screenshot or multi-window understanding
• persistent context across the session
• fast reasoning about unfamiliar repos/components
• ideally lightweight during screen share

Have you found anything that’s genuinely good for this use case?

Got an interview where I’ll be working inside an existing codebase rather than solving LeetCode-style problems.

I’m looking for AI tools that are actually good at quickly building context across multiple files/components while I’m screensharing.

Main things I care about:

can understand multiple screenshots/windows

keeps context across the session

helps navigate unfamiliar architecture fast
useful for reasoning/debugging, not just autocomplete

ideally lightweight and not intrusive during screen share

I’m less interested in pure IDE copilots and more interested in tools that can rapidly “map” a codebase from visual/context input.

Anyone found something genuinely useful for this?

New grad here. Just got an offer from a super early AI startup in NYC. From what I can tell they already have pretty serious revenue / contracts, so it doesn’t seem like one of those “2 guys and a dream” situations. $120k base + $20k bonus, equity TBD. Team has backgrounds from big tech and big finance and they launched pretty recently.

They normally don’t hire new grads at all. I think my past startup / infra experience helped push things through, but I also know I’m still coming in below the listed range because of the new grad factor.

Trying to figure out if this is actually a strong offer for NYC in this market or if I’m getting too caught up in the startup upside angle. Thoughts?

New grad here. Just got an offer from a super early AI startup in NYC. From what I can tell they already have pretty serious revenue / contracts, so it doesn’t seem like one of those “2 guys and a dream” situations. $120k base + $20k bonus, equity TBD. Team has backgrounds from big tech and big finance and they launched pretty recently.

What’s interesting is they normally don’t hire new grads at all. I think my past startup / infra experience helped push things through, but I also know I’m still coming in below the listed range because of the new grad factor.

Cluely genuinely helped during the process too lol.

Trying to figure out if this is actually a strong offer for NYC in this market or if I’m getting too caught up in the startup upside angle. Thoughts?