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@denHeilage @ThorHaalands Bruker AI 10-15 timer dagen, ai kan fint gjøre det men har aldri opplevd at dette er en automatikk. Du må fremdeles forstå, teste, og påminne den om hva den faktisk skal gjøre. Hvis ikke ender du opp med en haug med ubrukelig drit.

@ThorHaalands Det du skriver er ikke helt sant. Claude Code håndterer edge caser, feilsøker selv, optimaliserer osv. Og utviklingen kommer bare til å fortsette

Når du lirer av deg hypeslop som dette: «Sett AI i arbeid før lunsj, etter lunsj har den bygget en app som før trengte 10 kodere." Blir det vanskelig å ta resten seriøst. AI bygger prototyper før lunsj* Produksjonsklar kode som skalerer og ikke går i stykker krever fortsatt folk som vet hva de gjør. Men det selger dårlig fra en scene der du har et produkt å selge som framer AI som noe magisk. Prøv å ship en app bygget 100% av AI til reelle brukere. Autentisering, betalingsflyt, feilhåndtering, API-integrasjoner mot tredjeparter som oppdaterer spesifikasjonene sine annenhver uke. Edge cases som bare dukker opp i produksjon fordi ingen testmiljøer i verden simulerer hva faktiske mennesker gjør med software. En LLM håndterer ikke det. Den genererer kode som ser riktig ut, passerer tester du ba den skrive selv, og faller fra hverandre første gang en bruker gjør noe uventet. Og det er bare det tekniske. En skalerbar app krever arkitekturbeslutninger som avhenger av kontekst ingen modell har. Hvilken database tåler den forventede lasten? Hvordan strukturerer du data slik at ting fortsatt fungerer om 12 måneder? Hvor legger du caching? Hva skjer når du plutselig har 10x flere brukere enn du planla for? «Et team av kodere» brukte aldri mesteparten av tiden sin på å skrive koden som AI nå kan fikse. De brukte den på å forstå problemet, diskutere tradeoffs, teste mot virkeligheten, og fikse det som ikke fungerte. AI gjør den raskeste delen raskere, men store deler er fortsatt like tregt som alltid.

@cursor_ai maybe fix the memory leak + issue where the app crashes and loses all my chat history

We're also sharing an early alpha of our new interface. cursor.com/glass

Composer 2 is now available in Cursor.

btw here’s vercel’s ceo with a globally recognized genocidal war criminal Benjamin Netanyahu

@BowesChay @Revolut @NStoronsky they closed mine as well and banned me permanently from using their service, froze my funds (150k) for several months and gives nothing but generic responses

So @Revolut just closed my account. No reason, no discussion. I owed them nothing, never did, and had money in the account. I'm an EU citizen This is the "Free Europe" they are telling us we live in? This is coming for anyone daring to stand up and speak out @NStoronsky?

Holy shit, Arion Kurtaj, the guy from LAPSUS who did the Rockstar Games compromise, smuggled a phone into prison (This is all over Rockstar forums, bro burned himself again)

@eastdakota @levelsio the worst thing with these attacks is that it causes your server to be blacklisted by lots of big abuse databases, some of them tied even to playstation/xbox servers - so your vpn gets banned.

@levelsio Probably a reflection attack. Your IP spoofed in Port 22 queries to other services which echo back a larger response. Been a lot of these going around lately.

I keep getting abuse reports on Hetzner about portscans on port 22 outbound But I have port 22 outbound blocked in Hetzner's firewall and yes it's enabled etc. I'm starting to think their abuse reports are some kind of abuse itself?

@melvynx @Cloudflare you wouldn't need claude code to enable captcha for everyone? 🤔

I just created an API key for @Cloudflare with all access and gave it to Claude Code. He made me an insane script to avoid the next DDoS. I am practically un-DDoSable now, good luck.

@ahmetb yeah it's false advertising tbh

@OctolusNET i literally worked on for google cloud run for several years but the price seemed believable because it's comparable to some low-end VPS prices

cloudflare advertised their hosted moltworker as $5/mo in their repo. so I left it running for a month, and got $81 monthly bill, because apparently they bill for execution time.

@michalraczka @tristanbob @Cloudflare Works great, however missing KV/D1 etc from the workers overview. i usually bind them per worker, and they are usually what drives up the cost of a worker for my usage at least

@OctolusNET @tristanbob @Cloudflare great, let me know how it goes. I got some feedback on better breakdown and going to refine that in the next couple of days

I'm having fun building on @Cloudflare and using the very generous FREE tier. However, I recently needed more, so I upgraded to the $5/month pay-as-you-go plan and discovered some significant risks: 1) There is no way to set a hard budget limit 2) There is not even an easy way set up a notification fo based on dollars spent The only option we get is to set triggers PER service based on service UNITS, not dollars. How do you deal with this? I feel like I'm one DDoS away from going bankrupt.

@michalraczka @tristanbob @Cloudflare nice I'll give it a shot tomorrow, test it with KV and D1.

@OctolusNET @tristanbob @Cloudflare yes, goes over workers and their bindings. I'm using it mostly for DO/Containers bindings at the moment

@michalraczka @tristanbob @Cloudflare nice work - it support bindings so it can gather full price based of what's binded to a worker?

@OctolusNET @tristanbob @Cloudflare I'm trying to build a small CLI utility that provides more precise breakdown: github.com/michaloo/flare… May need to package that in a nicer UI

@robinebers i suggest to give jean.build a shot, by @heyandras ofc it is still not quite there but i found that i can live without 90% of cursor's features

lowkey I really want to love open source alternatives and hope believe that Cursor will find a worthy competitor because newsflash: COMPETITION IS GOOD FOR CONSUMERS but every time I try... Zed, Desktop OpenCode or similar I quickly realize that unless you're trying to save money nothing has gotten close to it yet

@yougotvansh @dodopayments @buildwithshyam At one point I processed over 10k a day with Stripe and not once have i been pushed to do that. My accountants export the files and with one click import it into their e-accounting software. They advertise the tax, but it's not a requirement.

Stripe’s headline pricing is 2.9% + 30¢, yes but that’s only part of the story. Once you start collecting meaningful volume from a country, you’re required to register and file taxes in that jurisdiction yourself. At that point, Stripe will push you towards their managed / tax solutions, and your effective cost jumps to around 7–8% all-in. That’s actually higher than what most merchants pay with a proper Merchant of Record.

Best Payment gateway?

@yougotvansh @dodopayments @buildwithshyam 4% + 40¢ per transaction? Stripe is 2.9% + 30¢ Worldline i use for 1.95% and no transaction charge.

@OctolusNET @dodopayments @buildwithshyam We are one of the cheapest MoRs. What payment processor do you use?

@dodopayments @buildwithshyam that pricing is ridiculous 😅

Appreciate the shoutout everyone 🤝 If you’re building a SaaS (especially from India selling globally), the “best” gateway usually depends on: • Global billing + tax compliance • Fast onboarding • Reliable payouts • Responsive support • Clean dev experience We built Dodo Payments to handle billing, taxes, and compliance in one stack - so founders can focus on product, not paperwork. Happy to help anyone evaluating options.

Tried to reach out a dozen of ways about it for a week, nothing has gone through.

Even with major security upgrades to OpenClaw, you can’t ignore the risk of misconfigured “1-click deploy” platforms. SimpleClaw.com is one — a Longhorn flaw lets attackers access other users’ files/chats. Details: blog.octosec.io/openclaw-explo…