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@marryevan999 sounds like a lot of potential security issues in all workflows. but let it be, would love to test them! n8n

@Nye_ke One thing I always check before shipping automations: security risks, cost leaks, bad logic, loops, etc. I use kipn.ai for that. Before uploading any exported scenarios, remove sensitive data with sanitizer kipn.ai/workflow-json-…

@jakeongrowth good explanation. I get this a lot from the clients, mostly local businesses without any kind of technology involved. And yes, Zapier is the best for beginners. But if client is planning to have a person responsible for automation - then use n8n

Which automation tool should your business start with: Zapier, Make, or n8n? I get asked this a lot, so here’s my take. ➡️ Zapier - Best for beginners. If you want to automate repetitive tasks without a steep learning curve, start here. It’s easy to set up, connects with thousands of apps, and works well for simple workflows. Example: When someone submits a form, add them to your CRM and send a follow-up email. ➡️ Make - Best for businesses that need more flexibility. Make gives you more control over how workflows are built and handles complex logic much better than Zapier. Example: Route leads differently based on source, location, or qualification criteria. ➡️ n8n - Best for teams that want maximum control. n8n is highly customizable and can be self-hosted, making it a strong option for technical teams and advanced automation use cases. Extremely powerful, but requires more setup and maintenance than Zapier or Make. Example: Building custom AI workflows or connecting tools that don’t have ready-made integrations. My recommendation: → New to automation? Start with Zapier. → Need more advanced workflows? Use Make. → Want full flexibility and control? Choose n8n. Start simple. Choose the tool that fits your current workflow, then upgrade as your operations scale and demand more advanced capabilities. Which automation platform are you using today, and what made you choose it?

@vitaliidodonov MRR

@ccodyy69 Computer. It will be hard to work without computer

Bought claude opus 4.8 pro, now how do I make 10k dollars per month??

What is expected from web developer to know (for hire reasons) in AI era?

Every week I'm trying some new AI tool/builder/service just for fun. I must say so far the lovable is most promising eventhough I got the code template of react that a bit old. @Lovable

@pcshipp What is backend? Lol

Insane quality AI qwen, z_image. Open source, free

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@Surendar__05 the code worth nothing if you can't understand it. So yes, learn

Show me your gold comfyUI flow for creating an image

@Bhavani_00007 Both. They are good in different jobs

@Palak3312 lol, I'm asking this myself all the time, why do I need 64GB RAM to write html (react/angular/other frontend)

@FrancescoCiull4 Depends on what you are doing. I still see the difference in languages, codex is better with rust, so if you code in rust choose it. If you do generic things it doesn't matter which sub you have.

I see tones of posts like "I use opus 4.8 and gemini 3.1" it gives me a stable development pipeline. What are you developing with this setup? What is the balance in "code knowledge - let AI do it" you have?

The hottest new programming language is English

Trying local LLMs to generate images from text. Just wow! If you have enough horse power on your computer then you can create very high quality images just with open source LLMs