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@marcelpociot @MrPunyapal Do people check in their boost stuff into git? I always add all the files/folders it generates into .gitignore except our stuff that's in .ai/guidelines folder and let every dev generate it for them self with boost:install.

@MrPunyapal What I mean is: why does your local "boost:update" give you such a different result vs what is checked into git - as it's also a post-update composer command. So running composer update would give you the same results

Why Laravel Herd link command now messing with Laravel boost files? I mean, I ran `herd link` and 55 files got changed; one got deleted.

All these x vs y model debates are honestly getting out of hand. For the average dev, let a lone a person it doesn't matter too much which model is used. Use the one you have access to at the moment. In the end, for most tasks they will generate about the same code and in 2 weeks times it won't even matter who generated what as long as it doesn't break the app. For some enterprise or high risk job sure the model might matter more but for most daily work it's pointless.

@tibo_maker Now that is good marketing, but very cruel. You can't play with peoples emotions like that 🤣

i just reset limits, enjoy 🙌 (the revid ones)

Giant glass windows can be a pain to cool down, and could easy up your energy bill. But I guess with proper setup on both ac and window side it shouldn't be that much bigger compare to regular windows. Otherwise those giant glass office building would all shutdown from electricity bill.

How you should live - giant glass windows to get sunlight - AC to cool to perfect temperatures - healthy meats, vegetables and fruits (whole foods) - work in your own optimal space - exercise as your medication

Okay which one of you broke @opencode today??? Looking at you @thdxr 😅 Before I was able to just tell it, hey review this pr for me and it would do it, and today it's like nope I don't know anything and it just stops mid work and craps itself.

My experience with Laravel cloud: Overall: negative - Perfectly fits within advertised 5$ budget if you are hosting a static site with 0 resources - Everything requires a paid resource which starts to add up really quick - Scale to 0 is nice - Forced to use external services if you don't want to pay for everything (db, queues, storage etc) Honestly Forge is a much better experience for me, but am not a big fan of it's pricing either. Stuff shouldn't be free, but it also should cost as much. A smaller monthly fee + individual addons are a much better approach imho then jumping from like 20 -> 50 a month sub just because you need 1 additional feature.

@carlhaynes give Laravel Cloud a try, and let me know how it goes! Any feedback welcome

Choosing a backend is really one of the hardest decisions because of lock in. For Family Taxi, will stick with Supabase for now as it’s simple and cheap to get rolling. It works and the LLMs seem to have a good feel for it, though security haunts me and I find myself reviewing that constantly If money was no object would roll my own with Laravel on AWS, but it is an order of magnitude more expensive. I haven’t looked at Laravel cloud, that might be a possibility also. #shipaton #buildinpublic

@thekitze token gift cards at your local Wallmart ? 😂

Someone needs to invent this if it doesn’t exist yet Let’s say a solo developer is working on our PlayStation 5 emulator Obviously, LLMs would help, but he would need ultra thinking, and he will need to burn shit out of tokens If you donate to him directly he might spend the money on cookies and weed What if you can buy him tokens instead So a bunch of people pitching into a token pool And he can use the resources to develop the software further

@marclou @trust_mrr How? Why? Who? I'm genuinely baffled by these types of apps making any profit even less getting sold but somehow they always do.

@trust_mrr I had to check twice. This is indeed a mobile app for teaching clock reading, sold for $24,000

🚨 ACQUIRED A mobile app for teaching clock reading just got acquired on TrustMRR. 💰 Sold for $24K 🤑 $850 revenue last 30 days 📈 2.3x multiple It took 17 days from listing. Acquisition #125 on TrustMRR 🎉

@PovilasKorop would be nice if -m flag could add a lock or some time diff to the timestamps to prevent this, because it's not just models using the command like that. I sometimes do it in super early stages of projects where I want to quickly scaffold models I know I will need

Damn, so even newest LLMs still do that. They still generate Laravel migrations at the same second timestamps. Cause they run `make:model ABC -m && make:model XYZ -m` Which works well in SQLite, so all tests pass. But if I switch to MySQL... This time, it was Opus 4.8 Medium.

@MartinTale @MythThrazz @marclou @darekgusto @heyfuturejesse @DanKWrites @Brobro Absolutely in love with the custom scrollbar. The site looks amazing. Congrats on the lunch.

Snail Walk is LIVE 🚀🥳 It's an app where a giant snail named Bob will hunt you down if you don't get those steps in 💪🚶🐌 Massive love to my early supporters who believed before it existed 🥰 - @MythThrazz - @marclou - @darekgusto - @heyfuturejesse - @DanKWrites - @Brobro - @ThomasKanze - @DevKokooo - @Spiderslim - @bugsntea Come walk with us 😉 snailwalk.app

Ship something, anything. Stop reading docs, watching tutorials, waiting until you feel ready and just build the thing instead. It doesn't matter if the code is clean or messy. You just need to prove to yourself that you can take it from idea to done.

Good code is good code, but every tech lead should have spent time shipping features solo as a developer. If they haven't, they should be required to own a full build cycle. You have to experience what developers experience to fully support them.

Jumping between 6 different sites just to format JSON, encode a string, or make a UUID gets old real fast. So I built d3v.tools that puts the stuff you actually need in one spot. Any feedback is welcome. New tools and features coming soon.

The biggest error I made was abandoning a codebase that just worked. No bloat, no over-engineering, no unnecessary dependencies. It was boring, predictable, and easy to maintain. Whoever inherited that project got something rare.

One rule I try to follow with my open-source work: I don't chase validation for what I ship. If nobody notices, that's the default. If someone files an issue or leaves feedback, that's the exception, and I'm genuinely grateful for it. Silence is the baseline. Engagement is the gift.

@tibo_maker After getting the popup I used up all the credits and reloading the page it seems to be back in order, but still strange that it happened. @robj3d3

@tibo_maker Why does moving posts around the queue schedule (drag & drop) use up credits? I'm not modifying the contents, just at which time slots they'll be posted on.

the most requested feature on SuperX is live you can now draft and schedule 𝕏 Articles right inside SuperX 🔥 create sections, add images and videos, embed posts, write as long as you need, and schedule it all ahead of time major unlock for serious 𝕏 creators do try it and let me know

Had a very productive weekend thanks to all the usage resets. Especially the 5h limit removal. Thanks @thsottiaux :)