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With the lowering usage limit in Claude, I am thinking of jumping ship to Chinese AI, since the benchmark is already very near compared to Sonnet or Haiku 4.5 , but for a fraction of the price. I am not worried about where is my data ending up through, I am focused on performance and usage limit. I mostly use it for coding and research.

However, I am currently deciding on which to use, and would love any recommendations from anyone that are using any or many of these AI,

- GLM Coding Plan (Z AI): $18/month Lite Plan - BytePlus: $10 ModelArk Coding Plan - Kimi AI: $19/month Moderato Coding Plan - MiniMax: $20 Plus Standard Plan

I would like to ask, is the performance good? Is it worth the value? And how is the usage limit? Also, if anyone have any good recommendation on AI plan that is only in Chinese language, I don’t mind too, as I can understand Chinese.

Hello everyone! With the rise of vibe coding, I am now seeing more and more non-technical people utilising AI to build websites, SaaS and much more, despite the quality is being super bad at first glance.

However, with the huge load of AI-created websites, this make me questioned on how B2C SaaS can survive, as many people are now using AI to build a product instead of using things built by others, or your reach would be harder then ever before since if you succeed, 10 replicate will be created within a week.

Which is why, I want to hear the thought from everyone here, what do you guys think of the future of SaaS (in B2C)?

Hello everyone! A few years ago, Metaverse was like the next big things, however based on my recent research, I noticed that it is mostly a failure, if not direct massive failure.

However, I am still a little enthusiastic about the metaverse, so I would like to ask, do you think any metaverse project will be a success in 2026?

I am thinking of creating one based on the web, however using Codex to make a demo make the design look very complex and hard to build, so I would like to ask, do you guys it is worth it to do in 2026? Love to hear opinions from everyone here.

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Hi guys! I am considering of creating a new forum for a little fun, by hosting a current open-source forum software and making some changes and tweaks . An independent place on the Internet without any outside influence or interference.

I plan to make it a place similar to 4chan in its glory days, without all of the illegality of the forum, as well as without all of the chaos that 4chan known for.

The community would be like a mini Internet, where people can discuss about things, share stuffs and information. A place for everyone to talk about current events, or share their amazing stories and projects with everyone, or meet new friends (as some of the plans for the features of the community). The community would be tightly moderated (so the software needed to have moderation tools) too. It could even be an alternative to Reddit without karma ofc in the future (as an example of mass and usage example) but I only expect at most of 0.1% of Reddit size).

I am considering of self-hosting an open source forum for this project before moving onto my own platform . The forum needed to operate well on a shared hosting (PHP) through, as I am running it through a shared hosting environment, and have good abilities to expand with a larger user base . I also prefer a more modern design (through themes or the native software design itself).

I hope to hear from you guys recommendations in the comment section below on which open source forum software is the best for this. I am currently looking towards MyBB and Flarum too, but I would love to hear the input from everyone.