Dovy

Holy sh*t 🥳🥳🥳! My first paying customer ever.

@Venkydotdev Easy. Cursor 20$.

Is $20 really enough to build something completely

@psomkarbuilds Wouldnt like it 😅

Are you willing to go back to coding without AI?

@psomkarbuilds Classic 😅

before AI, I had 3 unfinished projects . after AI, I have 87 unfinished projects.

@sattyyouneed Yeah, good question 😅🫠

Why don’t Anthropic just use Codex GPT-5.6 sol???

@ai_for_success So cool man 👌🏼

I vibe coded a game called Aether Breach for my son today. Built the whole thing in about 2 hours using Cursor, Grok 4.5, and GPT Image 2.0. He gave it a try and really liked it. I just need to make Easy mode a bit more relaxed so he can make it to the later stages. The full game has DualSense support too. I published my WebHID DualSense npm package a few days ago, so adding controller support to new games is pretty straightforward now. Really happy with how it turned out.

@SaraDiscovers Indeed :D

Only real developer knows bro is cooked😭

@andi_losing Looks very interesting, have to check it out :D

apple literally gives everyone $100 in free apple search ads credits gonna try Frederick’s article and see what i can make of it :)

@rezoundous Seems like it 😅. Well said.

I hate to say it, but software engineering is quickly becoming pay to win

@jaydwivedi_ Uff, it is very difficult indeed 😅

I'll make it really difficult for you to not to download our app

@NathanGeckler Amazing, congrats!

one of my apps just hit $100 mrr still small, but seeing something i built make even this much money feels unreal next up is $1,000

@hustle_fred @supabird_io Nice memes 😅👌🏼

my meme got 400k views last month🤯 i create them in @supabird_io via our meme maker tool i should do more of these

@BratDotAI There converging against 0 with time.

Why is no one talking about AI hallucinations anymore?

@FlowHaa :D

@DovyRuo I will! Your comments are always so creative 😆

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@argofowl It will be unaffordable 😅, unless there is a big breakthrough.

i can't wait for a 5-10t parameter model from openai

@bensenescu yo, this is amazing! Great idea. Gonna vote up for sure :D!

Introducing OpenSEO, the open source alternative to Semrush and Ahrefs. I started building it out of spite because the existing tools were too expensive, bloated or scammy. Since then, we've gotten 4k stars on Github and are launching on Product Hunt today. Hope you support!

@Anas_founder True indeed :D !

Hot take: Coding is no longer the most valuable skill in tech. Marketing is.

@tunguz And hopefully local :D

Intelligence will be free.

@sflorimm Did it this week 👌🏼. Now waiting for results. Hopefully its good :D !

don't forget to work on your seo

@bryan_johnson Thats so interesting. I have no idea who could understand the technology deeply and not be biased towards his interests or community thoughts. Clearly most university professors arent capable of doing that (acedmic bias) and I dont think anyone in AI Buisinisses can.

In my early 20s I learned of the 100+ cognitive biases that distort my reality to help me navigate a complicated world. Simple things like falling prey to the gravitational force of any ideas that confirm what I already believe or becoming certain that once I know how it turned out, I'm certain I saw it coming. It shattered my world view that I was a purely rational being. That shattering was further compounded when I learned that becoming aware of the cognitive bias wouldn't cure me of the affliction. I can't. It's beyond my abilities. It's a forever sentence to being an irrational being. It happened again when I was chronically depressed. My brain told me that things were hopeless and I was better off ending it all. Thankfully I learned, those thoughts are not mine. My brain was autogenerating them and subjecting me to torture. I could choose to observe them and not be them. That was my first step out of that dark place. These two discoveries of myself have led me to be suspicious of everything my mind tells me. By default, I don't trust my own mind. By default, I don't trust other people's minds either. This has been on my mind for the past ten years as I've tried to figure out how to think about AI. Is it friend or foe? Do I feel excitement or dread? Is utopia or dystopia imminent? This book I'm currently reading chronicles how humanity has been thinking about AI for thousands of years and how current societal AI discourse repeats ancient cultural myths. The myths serve the role of determining what questions a society asks itself. This does not mean that the ideas or questions are wrong. Old worries can be the correct worries. The rebellion script is a 20th century modernization of much older archetypes. Other traditions imagined coexistence. Much of what a specific society thinks about AI is a reflection of their local cultural heritage and not derived from first principles. Who in the world can actually think clearly about AI? Who is sufficiently meticulous to examine the origin of their thoughts, stand independent of their culture, overcome their own biases, and reign supreme in offering coherent, rational analysis? I don’t think anyone clears that bar wholesale. Clarity is a property of individual positions and not an individual. I'm personally trying to untangle my own thoughts: the inherited cultural myths, my biases, and my local, cultural traditions. Then, try and eek out the tiniest bit of sober thought. Who in your estimation is best at this?

@iqtauhid Hyped 🙌🏼!

🚨 Breaking News Gemini 3.5 Pro is scheduled to be released by next week 👀 According to internal information, it will deliver performance that overwhelmingly surpasses Fable5, GPT5.6,and Kimi-K3 🤯