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˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Scientists modeled the exact dance moves men should use to attract women.
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
📌 Founder of @tursodatabase, @glcst is doing an AMA on r/supabase this Thursday, Oct. 22.
Ask him anything. He'll probably answer 👀
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
One of my favorite parts of @Supabase Select was getting to do a few interviews! 💚
I had a quick chat with @dshukertjr about a question I’ve been getting a lot lately: How can you contribute to Supabase?
Here’s his advice!
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
1/ the woz is an incredibly inspiring speaker. some notes from his talk 🧵
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Supabase just released a lot of new stuff at Select
Here are the announcements you should pay attention to:
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Holy sh*t, the new Supabase Compute is fast 💨 and you're gonna love it.
We ran some quick evals with early access (thanks @mattjohnstondev & @laktek) and the results are really promising.
💰 6.7x cheaper to run at ~$.05 per question (Woz's favorite) instead of our current $.36. That's roughly $500 for 10,000 questions vs the current $3,600.
With Compute, we're seeing 2.3x faster answers before we've started to optimize. And a bonus of 17x fewer tokens used. We like that.
@dreambase_jc is putting together a deeper dive early next week, and we'll be rolling it into @dreambaseAI right away. Anyone else tried it out yet?
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Thank you, Supabase, for such an incredible event! I had a wonderful time meeting everyone and sharing stories. So glad you’re enjoying my Woz merch, too—it makes me smile seeing you wear it! 😊
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
The team at @supabase sure knows how to put on an event.
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
i think almost two yrs ago i said that sqlite is the perfect primitive for most vibe coded apps, both on the provider side to host it, and for the ppl vibe coding
now, sqlite is also a great fit for vms/sandboxes
supabase acquiring turso makes perfect sense to me
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Supabase local dev just got much better for agents
• Run locally without Docker
• Multiple Supabase instances per repo/worktree
• Declarative Schemas 2.0 with pg-delta generating migrations
• Auth, API & storage config now lives in code
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
@supabase has acquired @tursodatabase
i'm been a huge fan of the team and what they've built. we have big plans together. more to share in our keynote in a few hours
this is the tweet that convinced us they'll fit right in
xitter.cf/glcst/status/209307402…
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
here's a list of ChatGPT Dots plugins that will change your life:
- Gmail and Google Drive: have your agent manage your inbox and access files from your cloud
- Vercel and Supabase: hosting and database for your Dots to deploy softwares
- Firecrawl and Paralel for perfect web search
- Granola or Wispr Flow to access meeting transcript
- Canvas and Figma to design posts, ads or websites
- Posthog, Ahref and vidIQ for analytics about your business and market
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
This is why supabase just raised a couple months ago and is raising again
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Can't wait for Supabase Select. October 2nd in San Francisco. Register at select.supabase.com.
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Alright, it's feedback Friday.
If you could change or fix one thing about Supabase, what would it be? How can we make the product even better?
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
Unboxing time! Learn more about the SupaSquad here: supabase.com/open-source/con…
˗ˏˋ Terry Sutton ˎˊ˗ — e/shadcn/ui retweeted
looked at @supabase agent evals
opus, sonnet and gpt-5.6 are all tied at 95%
but they fail in completely different places...
Claude is stupidly good at building
100% on build
100% on data api
100% on database
Codex is better as a debugger
100% on investigate
67% drop for Claude there
Claude's only fail is an auth investigation
Codex's only fail is a data api build task
if i had to pick one default -> Sonnet 5
same score as opus, better at shipping schemas
if prod is on fire -> switch to Codex
kimi is fine (86%)
mini is the weird one:
75% build
100% investigate
0% on vector ???
Overall, models are getting specialized whether we want them to or not.
