Jared Gibb

how i respond when I'm under pressure, a million things to do, and our PM needs more shit done still not sure if this is a healthy response or not 😂🤣 looking at you for this ticket @coaliascom. the product is just too good!

@downtownberlin @weweb_io ehhh. not accurate

@weweb_io Too little, too late. People already gave up on weweb. Became impossible to convince clients to use it. Not in my and many stacks anymore.

Hugo built a custom Rich Text Editor for WeWeb, and woww 🔥 Here's what's inside: • Supabase image upload, with auto-refreshing signed URLs • Dynamic variable placeholders like {{firstName}} • @mentions with avatars and tooltips • Inline image resizing And a lot more. Try it yourself, link's in the comments. Perfect for internal tools, CMS workflows, and Notion-style editors.

If your org struggles collecting PHI from clients or staff, let’s chat. I’ve got PHI-Uploader in private beta. Think: • Typeform-style UX • Private upload links • PDFs + uploaded files auto-sent into Google Drive • Much cleaner setup than traditional forms • No spreadsheets to manage Built for healthcare + ABA teams that need secure-ish intake workflows without enterprise complexity.

The switch between AI providers as the models improve is like ping-pong, bro.

Watching 5.5 replace an 1100 per year service with a custom built solution that is 250-300/year that can also be licensed/sold is tits. Are you kidding?!

@RicoTrevisan no more cells

wtf did I miss at Google I/O? Why is Google Sheet's logo now a clock?

Open to projects!

Whoever designed this needs to be fired immediately:

It may be a lot of people, but who else played this game?

We should federally tax Tokens at the Provider level. Not a lot. Less than 50c per million tokens. It will accomplish 4 things (at least ) 1. It will push the big AI players to optimize tokenization, caching , routing and localization Which will 2. Reduce energy usage. Saving them in energy costs more than what they paid in tax and reducing strain created by the growth in energy consumption Which will 3. Generate maybe 10 billion dollars a year to start, but over the next ten years could grow 30x to 100x Which will 4. Create a source of funding to pay down the federal debt or deploy, in response to the things AI brings that we don’t expect or don’t like At some point the models will pass it on to customers. Of course. That’s ok. Customers will have the ability to choose between providers. Or to do everything using open source models locally. Thoughts ?

Oops. 😬 Sorry for x’ing like an idiot and talking trash last night.

@george_nqu Way too much tequila. Went full baby

@CodelessConsult this isn’t it jared

@george_nqu Dude, just give up and start building and fucking next like everybody else. fuck bubble

I will say that Bubble has been very helpful in unblocking Buildprint where necessary, and I’m grateful for that collaboration. But I’m sharing this post because Buildprint alone cannot carry the weight of the serious Bubble app ecosystem and there are platform level changes needed to improve what people can do with Bubble.

Everyone I work with that is thinking of leaving @bubble starts with ‘I love Bubble, but…’ Which is super interesting. Because how could a company with such positive user sentiment fumble their lead so catastrophically. What is Bubble doing that makes advocates consider leaving? The answer is probably more in what is Bubble *not* doing. If you look at the feature releases for the last 6-12 months, the biggest feature released by Bubble for existing serious users with real businesses on Bubble that don’t have native mobile apps, is button icons. Button icons! In 2026! And the most important ‘feature’ released altogether for this user segment has been Buildprint, which isn’t even built by Bubble! The property editor updates are fine but don’t move the needle for anyone because experienced users already knew the ins and outs of the old ones so updating it would never be a priority for them. The biggest question we have as users is ‘who is Bubble for?’. If you’re non-technical, you can’t really build anything substantial on Bubble and claiming as such is just wishful thinking. If you’re technical enough to use Bubble, you’re also technical enough to use AI-assisted development with code. Not even the Bubble TEAM knows who Bubble is for. @emmanuel_s has this even been agreed? How can a product roadmap exist if you don’t know who you’re building for? ‘Win first builds’ but win first builds from *who*? There’s no sense of direction or coherent vision that we can see externally based on Bubble’s releases and marketing. The serious users of the platform have basically been given nothing over the last year, so why would they believe they should stick with Bubble and trust they’ll get the features they need, when Bubble’s offered no words or actions to that effect? For many it will be too little too late and the decision has been made to move off of Bubble. But for most, who are still unsure, Bubble has the opportunity to extend an offer to them and commit to features that they need, like workflow branching, returning data from backend workflows etc. But on the current course, it will keep being ‘next year we’ll work on power users’ but it’ll never be attended to because the new user experience will always take priority. It’s all good prioritising new users, until the existing users spending thousands of dollars a month decide to leave and revenue starts leaking from the back door of the platform. I’m not naive to the importance of continued growth and staying relevant in an AI world but the reality is that a significant number of apps are now considering migrating (many for the wrong reasons, and they don’t actually need to migrate - but that doesn’t change the maths for Bubble). Bubble has an opportunity over the next few months to extend an olive branch to serious apps and give them things they’ve been waiting for years for. Waiting any longer will be too little too late for many. I’m rooting for Bubble and invest in the platform because it can have a future if it moves in the right (or even just any) direction. I’m not going to just stand by it if we get nothing back, though.

@dialgadev @george_nqu @bubble This is insane. We should chat

@george_nqu @bubble We are migrating off bubble, and our app monthly costs is $8,000. Bubble lacks “senior” tools like native JSON editor, better database views, workflow branches, etc… they don’t even have a dark theme editor …

I will gladly admit that Claude is 1 million times better at git based tasks than I am.... 😭😭😭😭 sorry @elibeachy

@CandyCats357 Safer in a zombie apocalypse if we’re friends.

It’s none of my fucking business.

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@NigelGodfrey that's called job security, my friend

Something something Mythos. Something something AGI. Something something scared for the future. Meanwhile ChatGPT thinks the screw on the left is shorter than the other. And won't be told otherwise. Yeah, might be able to hack every bank in the world, but floorboards. Nah.

So maybe don’t delegate all decisions to AI My simple prompt was: I am 50 m away from the car wash. Should I walk or drive for efficiency sake?

@jesse_vermeulen Run more Claude

honest question: what do people do during the 5-10 min while Claude is running?