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We hear a lot of concern about maintaining code written with LLM help, but we seem less worried about code from interns or low cost hires (or outsourced) who may leave quickly. In practice are these risks meaningfully different, or is it the same maintainability problem with a different label. If you have an honest take, what has been harder to maintain and why?

Hey HN<p>Ex YC&#x2F;Google engineer turned indie maker here - excited to share something I just shipped.<p>The System Data in my Mac was taking up 300GB and it took me months to figure out how to clear the old cache, logs, junk and more. And CleanMyMac is a subscription - I refuse to pay subscription fees for Mac apps that run locally.<p>So I built FreeUpMyMac an offline, lifetime Mac cleaner that clear junk with 1 click. And helps you visualize your storage with TreeMap&#x2F;Sunburst.<p>Hope it’s helpful to you as it is for me.<p>Would love your feedback<p>Tunde

Hi HN,<p>Most group chats end up as endless scroll. Once a discussion gets interesting, context disappears, replies cross, and ideas get lost.<p>I built Qonvo as an experiment in a different direction: a realtime group chat where each message becomes a node, and replies create connections, so the conversation grows into a live visual map instead of a timeline.<p>How it works:<p>- Share a room link (no accounts) - Chat with 2 or more people - Messages appear instantly as nodes - Replying creates visible links - Shared #tags lightly connect related ideas - You can click any node to explore that part of the discussion<p>Rooms are temporary and auto-expire<p>You can export the conversation as JSON<p>There’s no AI trying to “understand” the conversation- the structure comes directly from how people reply and interact.<p>This started as a personal frustration with brainstorming and group discussions that feel rich in the moment but impossible to revisit later.<p>Curious whether this feels useful, distracting, or somewhere in between. Would love feedback on:<p>- whether the map actually helps thinking - what kinds of conversations this works best for - where it breaks down<p>Live demo: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;qonvo.xyz" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;qonvo.xyz</a><p>Happy to answer questions and explain the architecture if useful.