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The DALL-E3 API is producing inconsistent image quality compared to the original API, which has been a source of significant frustration for me.I have been experimenting with it daily since its releas
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DALL-E 3 OpenAIWhisper's transcription service has produced unexpected results while processing my podcast episodes.I have been broadcasting a podcast called Unmaking Sense on general philosophical matters for a cou
WhisperI need assistance with my older Python application called EventGhost, which was designed to work with Python 2.7. Recently, I've encountered an issue where one of the modules I rely on seems to be out
Python Software FoundationPostgreSQL/Neon DB works perfectly in my local environment, but I'm facing issues when deploying on Vercel.I'm currently building my second full-stack project, a booking system for wellness services t
VercelHELP PLEASE!!! I received a bill close to $10k after working with the Google Maps API for just 4 days. This is insane! What should I do???For the past 7 hours, I feel like I have been punched in the s
Google MapsI am trying to set up subdomains on Vercel for my website, which is built using Next.js.I have several pages like /blog, /hire, /portfolio, and /resume. The /blog page has routing such as /blog/blog-p
Vercel users are facing frustrating issues with Google Search Console regarding URL indexing.Problem 1: Legacy Trailing Slash URLs Still Indexed Before standardizing to non-trailing slash URLs, some p
I will be straight, I am damn pissed!I lost the custom vanity URL because I lost Level 3 boost for a short period of time. That server has tens of thousands of members and it was built over a few year
DiscordVercel's v0 update has caused significant frustration for users, as it unexpectedly wiped out their applications."Has anyone experienced v0 making an update that completely wipes out all the work you'
v0V0's new pricing model has turned what used to be a fun and creative coding experience into a frustrating ordeal.For just $20, users could build exciting proofs of concept and enjoy the process of cre