Sean Gray

You deserve it, but you got to get to work.

Reality isn't actually reality - your perception is

@mattpocockuk Tested this out, Im finding it way to strict. Also after it responds with "I'm sorry, I can't help with that.'", it gets stuck with continuing to respond with this even for requests I would deem more than safe. Using gpt-4.1-nano-2025-04-14 model for the guardrail Any tips?

Want a runnable example? Here's the full code: github.com/mattpocock/ai-…

Here's an AI SDK pattern for filtering malicious requests to your AI app. The juicy part is the guardrail - it returns a single token ('0' or '1') for maximum speed.

@nathan_covey Are these sites using framer, webflow, etc, simply marketing sites? If so I don't understand what the issue is. They are most likely building it custom for the actual product.

I'm sorry but if you're using Wix, Squarespace, or Wordpress for your website, how are you in YC??

@darcyvoutt useStudioFinderChat 😉

@seangray_dev useContext

useGeolocation

@StrangeWill @Annz911 @forgebitz Great explanation

Multi-tenancy hard-silos the experience, imagine if you didn't see anyone else's repos on GitHub once you logged in, it was just your "island". Just org management allows things like GitHub, where we all have orgs as a structural concept, but we see each other and share Multi-tenancy is about isolation, while orgs are about segmentation (which may or may not include multi-tenancy).

when you build something in b2b start separating users from orgs/companies from day one anyone who tells you this is "premature optimization" has never made anything b2b related

@darcyvoutt I know Arc was so intuitive, there was no learning curve after I installed it. Every other browser has these quirks and I'm having to dive deep into settings and watch videos to get what I want.

@seangray_dev You and me both! Now I wish I never got hooked on Arc. 😆

I need to move off Arc but the UX is just unmatched when trying and experimenting with other browsers. Vivaldi, Zen, plain Chrome. This is painful honestly.

@levelsio @EU_Commission @WHO Only trust the @YukaApp now

Nestle's Nesquik chocolate sugar balls cereal gets a Nutri-Score of ✅ A The most healthy scoring food you can eat according to @EU_Commission + @WHO

@hadiulx I feel you, yeah maybe Ill put together what I have in mind so far and post it.

@seangray_dev Same here 😅 Been meaning to launch too. Let’s trade checklists sometime!

Do you guys have a checklist for getting ready to go live with your app? Content & media assets to post for various platforms? I've been procrastinating on announcing my app publicly 😅

@rjnapolitano yeah exactly... just something basic even. Was working on going live and realized I was missing a lot to make it presentable

@seangray_dev Same here 😅 I need a simple launch checklist + what to post where—stuck overthinking instead of hitting “go live”!

Day 1 Completed #75HARD

@jointrw_ 'Must be nice'

You hear someone say this… And you instantly know they’ll stay broke forever. What is it?

@illyism If the table contains personal or prigste information then absolutely not. The only time I would agree with this is if the data is meant to be public. The argument for sorting, easy to type in URL, pSEO.... Use created at or updated at date fields to sort, and use a slug field

Don't use UUID if you don't have multiple servers / databases that are located in different regions. Just use incremental id's. Makes life so much easier. Sorting, easy to type in your url, easy to include for programmatic seo (eg: /title-123, the 123 is your id)

@darcyvoutt Its an absolute blast 🤠

@seangray_dev And I can see how day 2 is going for you!

redux is garbage

by far my least favourite library to work with - why any one would choose to use this for global state management alongside data fetching is beyond me

@DefoNotTheStig @AlexBarnicoat_ @POTUS This is a joke right?

@AlexBarnicoat_ @POTUS Because Fauci is an American hero that should be celebrated, not cancelled.

One more selfie for the road. We love you, America.