It suggests that "kill $(lsof -t -i:3000)" is completely safe, which it's not, if you don't know what runs on that port. Maybe some Javascript framework runs on that port, I don't know, but neither does the AI, the developer may have moved it, because something important runs on that port already.
It suggests that "kill $(lsof -t -i:3000)" is completely safe, which it's not, if you don't know what runs on that port. Maybe some Javascript framework runs on that port, I don't know, but neither does the AI, the developer may have moved it, because something important runs on that port already.