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@Samaytwt python. never learned anything past that

in which language you wrote your first "hello world"?

@kritikakodes api

I am a Vibe coder, scare me with one word.🤔

@nickco @Replit I agree replit feels incredible to use on all fronts, but the strong bent toward trapping you in their infrastructure is a turn off. I would have to guess there's a plan to add more database/auth providers in the future but idk 🤷‍♂️

New favorite quote from a customer today: "So just one thing. Guys, I've used other tools before, like, all the vibe coding tools, but really, when I used @replit for the first time, I kinda know how Harry Potter feels when he arrives Hogwarts, man. It's insane. it's wild. The whole thing is wild."

@allgarbled Nothing will beat the purple gradient.

I don’t know what you call them, but these little side tabs are like the emdash of vibe coded UIs

@thdxr I run on vibes only

mfs will do anything but read the code

If this doesn’t unlock a childhood memory, I feel bad for you

Crazy to think all of my experience in development and digital marketing is coming together in this one tool for Marketing & Business Intelligence. I'm especially proud of the HubSpot style report builder and the ability to write SQL Queries and save them for later use. #saas #development

@FaZeAdapt Just wrap it with aluminum foil and jam it in there. It’ll be fine.

@cormachayden_ this is honestly the elite setup

selling all your stuff makes you realize how little you need to be happy

@AnshitGupta7x7 @Shivam25mishra Have to agree. And being a critical thinker when it comes to systems. Programmers will eventually become the devops person as well.

@Shivam25mishra System Design and Cybersec

What tech skill will stay valuable for the next 10 years?

@zivdotcat There’s probably quite a bit of valuable data they’ve acquired which is also what was being bought.

$1 billion for Speedtest and Downdetector ??? speedtest just pings a server and downdetector checks site outages. both can literally be one-shotted by Claude Code in just 5 minutes

@Hartdrawss 😘

30 security rules for AI VIBE CODING : 1. Set session expiration (JWT max 7 days + refresh rotation) 2. Never use AI-built auth. Use Clerk, Supabase Auth, or Auth0 3. Never paste API keys into AI chats. Use process.env 4. .gitignore is your first file in every project, not the last 5. Rotate secrets every 90 days minimum 6. Verify every package the AI suggests actually exists before installing 7. Always ask for newer, more secure package versions 8. Run npm audit fix right after building 9. Sanitize every input. Use parameterized queries always 10. Enable Row-Level Security from day one 11. Remove all console.log statements before shipping 12. CORS should only allow your production domain. Never wildcard 13. Validate all redirect URLs against an allow-list 14. Apply auth + rate limits to every endpoint, including mobile APIs 15. Rate limit everything from day one. 100 req/hour per IP is a start 16. Password reset routes get their own strict limit (3 per email/hour) 17. Cap AI API costs in your dashboard AND in your code 18. Add DDoS protection via Cloudflare or Vercel edge config 19. Lock down storage buckets. Users should only access their own files 20. Limit upload sizes and validate file type by signature, not extension 21. Verify webhook signatures before processing any payment data 22. Use Resend or SendGrid with proper SPF/DKIM records 23. Check permissions server-side. UI-level checks are not security 24. Ask the AI to act as a security engineer and review your code 25. Ask the AI to try and hack your app. It will find things you won't 26. Log critical actions: deletions, role changes, payments, exports 27. Build a real account deletion flow. GDPR fines are not fun 28. Automate backups and test restoration. An untested backup is nothing 29. Keep test and production environments completely separate 30. Never let test webhooks touch real systems Ship fast. But ship secure.

@rutu_3 Mr. Giyu?

Interviewer: If I block all the AI Sites And AI IDE on your device would be able to code on your own?