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I see a lot of chat gpt writing style influence here. Not necessarily in the content, rather in the formatting. the structure, the bullet points, the rule of three. Yes that was cheeky. Every post feels structured in a way, rehearsed. that's not a bad thing, just structural vernacular. For launches themselves, I think AI gives people an certain level of expectation of polish but it will never...

Emergency stop switch in case of breach

As dishonest as it is. On the one hand: if it works it works. on the other... If this sets a trend, people will not trust that company

I'm bearish on OpenAI. They are burning cash faster than anyone ever as far as I know. The ads, while a rational move if you think in numbers, cause backlash and distrust. The #keep4o crowd is not doing their image any favors, and more and more there is some anti AI sentiment in the public opinion. The public at large has yet to see benefits beyond convenience. Think about it. If you don't care...

1, improve: when they communicate the emotional and relational implications of events, ideas, and work phenomena. Something everyone can agree on but has to be done. Example: 2 meme relevance has at least thee dimensions of timing, context, and taste graph match. there are more layers. 3 What's the idea here. talk to me like I'm a would be user. Why wouldn't I post a meme from my collection or...

I think for my best launch I spent maybe 20 hours total if I count all the outreach and getting people on board. I did try to have good visuals, didn't do the sort of interactive demo that some do. Next launch I want to nail the visuals, make it extra clear what I'm offering and why it matters.

Congrats on the launch! This looks amazing, the value prop is solid and honestly, anything that replaces Confluence is a win in my book. I hate it when my project is scattered between a million tools and everything is fragmented. @sasha_dikan Anyone who endeavors to help people move on from Atlassian Confluence I consider a friend. I'm going to dive Dokably a shot. The UI is great so far, I"ll...

Whoever cracks agents that configure stripe and help navigate AWS billing is gonna be rich, filthy rich. I wonder if all of this can be done with an API or if it needs to be browser actions.

It's been extremely helpful in learning how to position a product. it has to be concrete and understandable immediately. People hate on the It's product X but for Y formula but it works for a reason, because our reasoning is associative and synthesizing from two or more concepts is a good way to learn something new. If I told you I was building Notion for Churches and Pastors you would get it...

Polar.sh I head about it months ago from a sponsor read on a youtube channel I like. I was building a b2c app and I was not pleased with lemonsqueezy and their lack of clear guidelines and feedback when reviewing. So I remembered polar. Great DX, easy to integrate, only downside was stripe for withdrawing, setting it up that is. What made me a fan was their customer support answering all my...

The dichotomy is false most of the time. I don't want either, each stage of the process gets different zoom levels. If I'm running a security audit I want details, I want line numbers, snippets, diagrams, I want to deeply understand why something is vulnerable. It's context dependent and situational all the way down. For work that is well specced, I don't need that granularity in coding, I need...

Loving the privacy angle, and as a a developer (amongst other things), I will definitely use this for end to end testing when international numbers are required. Fair pricing, clear and explicit. I want to see more products like this. And I'm bookmarking this one for when I build my next app. Or when I buy a used car lol. Seriously, the marketplace angle is hella useful. Thanks for building this!

If I were doing a large scale project, https://taiga.io/ Better than trello, better than jira (that's not a a high bar tho) I don't usually have that many tools, I if something has a good sdk or api I build the rest myself. Taiga has an excellent DX

I hate when finance apps cannot connect to my banking apps. It's a problem for customers outside the US mainly.

I don't care about the performance penalty. Firefox is my go to when I need to interact with things such as linked in. For everything else I've been loving Waterfox. I also recommend Librewolf if you don't mind having to use a password manager such as bitwarden. Ungoogled-Chromium is something I wish to highlight. it's there when performance matters.

I trust them very little because I am aware of how easily things get out of hand when context rot happens. Aside from the security challenges, preventing subtle incapacitation is exceedingly hard.

So hyped for this! I'm gonna take it for a spin as soon as I can. See what it can do

This is the dawn of a new age in the market. Agent Infra as as service. Handling compliance, security, and reliability, solving the self hosting headache with a managed approach. Even the most technical person can appreciate that sometimes we pay for the convenience and peace of mind more than the product. Could I self host openclaw? Absolutely, it would take time, effort, and I'd honestly have...

Mostly Claude Code and Opencode but I will be building my own. With laser focus on my needs and requirements. Claude code gets 55% to 60% there with major homebrew and lots of tweaking and certain concessions. Gemini CLI leaves a lot to be desired.