... costs for same platforms... Comment from SaltyFishh(@saltyfishh): Good product. We are building ServBay, an AI-native local development base that simplifies web dev and empowers AI coding agents. What we're building: ServBay. It s a lightweight, native alternative to Docker on macOS that bundles 50+ dev services (databases, languages, web servers) with one-click setup, alongside a local-first AI Gateway and built-in MCP server. Who it's for: Indie hackers, solo developers, and dev teams ... ... real catch, keep the exact location private, and unlock a collectible FishDex card from it. The core loop: - log a catch with photo/species/conditions - use AI to help identify the fish - save the spot as a private alias

... worse. That's the actual principle, not "important versus unimportant," it's "is the clock still running on this." Failed feels urgent, but a failed run is just stopped, it's not bleeding, so it can wait for your glance. Waiting is the only one actively accruing. Your "unless it's critical" caveat is the one refinement that rule needs, and it's the right one: the push-versus

... People often compare temporary email and email aliases as if one is better than the other. In reality, the choice depends on the product you are building. Temporary email is optimized for low commitment. It works well for: quick access one-time confirmations low-risk signups testing flows without long-term storage Aliases

... know the pain. You sign up for ONE newsletter or tool, and suddenly your inbox explodes with unrelated spam. I'm building a tool this weekend (Sentry) to solve this for myself using AI and unique aliases. My question to the community: Do you currently use alias

... didn't ask for. - 35 are cold pitches because some vendor sold your data. We built Sentry to fix this. Not with filters, but with Shields. The Concept: instead of giving your real email, you give a Sentry Alias like inbox.your-name.service_tag@your... 1. Leaky Vendor? You see exactly who sold your data. 2. Spam Flood? Kill the alias