Built the fastest job board ever with @nextjs @vercel & @paradedb

Imagine if Apple released a foldable laptop.

Try it out @ feeny.ai 🫡

Just use @DeeplineCLI & @tursodatabase (SQLite)

Can’t tell if older Opus models were always making mistakes, or if Opus 5 just finally started admitting that it keeps fucking up 🤔

The problem is likely that Farcasters storage mechanism is centralized and requires an annual fee per user to keep it going (you must pay rent), so if users aren't paying the storage fees, which is harder with no new user growth, then the network effects that form around the content start to dissolve (posts start to get deleted/removed), making it difficult to maintain indefinitely over a long period of time.

Was checking out @AskVenice but there’s a 20 requests per minute for models like Gemini Flash… that can’t be right? Even the partner tier is only 60 req/min @ErikVoorhees are these limits temporary or long term?

A big reason why crypto can't find any large-scale success in consumer applications is because of how expensive it is to develop anything, even in 2026. Take the path of building an app on @base for example. @privy_io charges $500/mo for 2.5k to 10k MAU... Compare this to web2, where @better_auth is literally free, or @clerk's free plan allows up to 50k MAU. Then you have to also sponsor/pay for gas fees, and fees for both exchange listing & market making if you want a liquid token that maintains sufficient volume. If you want to use providers for oracles, bridges or on/off ramps, they also take their own cut. And you still need to pay for RPC's and indexers. On top of all of this, you typically have additional expectations of rewarding the community via airdrops which lead to sell pressure, or support the token via buybacks where revenue goes to the token instead of feeding back into any future development. And once your contract is live on mainnet, there's nothing you can really do or iterate on, so you have a limited window of opportunity to get all of it right. And somewhere in between all of this, it's not even clear if what you're building is even legal in the first place 😭

My hypothesis is that “AI slop” as we know it today is going to go so far in the high quality direction, that we will start calling human-produced content “human slop”.

Claude outage for two hours, guess that means weekly usage limit reset.

Just use better-auth, drizzle, postgres and deploy via docker, coolify & hetzner.

If you don’t open-source and continue to guardrail, all IP and existing open source projects face threat. But as a result, you might see projects going closed-source in the future to protect against IP & security. Tricky dilemma to be in.

My mom still thinks I’m a “website designer”

I’m coding 12-16 hours a day, averaging about 50-100 commits, and thousands of lines of code. Nearly 7 days a week. But I can barely hit >50% of my weekly usage on a $200/mo Clade Code max plan. How are engineers @ startups spending so much money on LLMs? Is it all just API?

The end-state of most agentic platform interfaces will likely be just notifications. Let agents work, iterate and hit goals in the backgrounds, so you only need to be notified of it's progress - ideally via slack or imessage/whatsapp.