I'm a longtime Claude Code and Codex user and want to try Cursor and see where it has been up to, and also the new Grok bot which was recently released by SpaceX AI. What is the most cost-efficient way of doing it? I don't want to shell out $300 just to try out grok bot.
Probably was using it two years prior, when that was the main coding IDE and now I want to get back because Grok has been really killing it with the SOTA models. All the benchmarks point in the direction that Grok is again usable for complex coding skills. What is the best plan to make the most out of it?
Hey Marketing Gurus! I'm a builder, and I worked on a little bit of a Whatsapp bot where it has micropayments and it can do astrology-related stuff. I would love to get your advice as to how do I grow this and how do I market a Whatsapp product, specifically in India, in tier 1 and tier 2 towns?
The main thing with this product is that I was going over usability and ease of use more than making it complicated and going the app route, because WhatsApp is a native operating system in India and a lot of people are used to it.
Hey Marketing Gurus! I'm a builder, and I worked on a little bit of a Whatsapp bot where it has micropayments and it can do astrology-related stuff. I would love to get your advice as to how do I grow this and how do I market a Whatsapp product, specifically in India, in tier 1 and tier 2 towns?
The main thing with this product is that I was going over usability and ease of use more than making it complicated and going the app route, because WhatsApp is a native operating system in India and a lot of people are used to it.
Hey Marketing Gurus! I'm a builder, and I worked on a little bit of a Whatsapp bot where it has micropayments and it can do astrology-related stuff. I would love to get your advice as to how do I grow this and how do I market a Whatsapp product, specifically in India, in tier 1 and tier 2 towns?
The main thing with this product is that I was going over usability and ease of use more than making it complicated and going the app route, because WhatsApp is a native operating system in India and a lot of people are used to it.