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Andre Vitorio

@andrevitorio

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Andre Vitorio
Andre Vitorio@andrevitorio·
✦ Outstatic v2.1.9 just dropped. - New MDX block for adding MDX directly in the editor - Structured commit messages for smarter deploy automation (filter builds - Cleaner documents and singletons tables with shadcn DataTable Small release. Big workflow upgrade.
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Romain Torres
Romain Torres@rom1trs·
I built a Claude skill that makes motion-style animation. > Paste a reference image > It generates frames with Nano Banana 2 > and animates the video with Seedance 2.0 Everything runs in Claude through the Arcads MCP Comment "Motion", and I'll send you the skill
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Andre Vitorio
Andre Vitorio@andrevitorio·
@brunobertolini Os dois podem ser verdade 🙏🏻 Só falta manter o height da div ao redor do titulo constante para evitar o layout shift
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Bruno Bertolini • awesome.codar.me
Expectativa: Vou usar IA pra ficar rico e nunca mais trabalhar Realidade: 3h e 500 milhões de tokens depois, tenho um loader incrível 😂
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Simone Canc
Simone Canc@simonecanciello·
this app can’t be real. an app that turns the bible into gossip. they made the bible feel like tiktok. i’m pretty sure this will make $100k soon. tell me this isn’t a genius idea.
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Felipe Rocha
Felipe Rocha@flpr·
The visual identity of JFK Terminal 1 is so bad it’s actually amazing.
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Josh Pigford
Josh Pigford@Shpigford·
the deeper i get into using chat, CLIs and MCPs for everything, the more i find myself desperately just wanting a nice proper UI. tired of everything just being walls of text.
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Wilson Wilson
Wilson Wilson@euboid·
Stop procrastinating and give Codex/Claude this prompt "/goal Migrate [SITE_URL] from Webflow to a Next.js app, pixel-for-pixel, every animation intact, and add a markdown CMS for any templated content (ex. our blog. Treat the live site as the source of truth: screenshot each page across breakpoints, build, screenshot yours, and loop until they're indistinguishable. Don't leave a page until it matches. Make sure to import any images/external content as well. Once the site is ready, open it in our browser. "
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Wilson Wilson
Wilson Wilson@euboid·
My best marketing decision by a landslide was ditching Framer and coding our marketing site instead. It's SO hard to justify using Webflow/Framer when you can ask Claude to make updates in plain english. ...AND manage your site's deployment too!
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Andre Vitorio
Andre Vitorio@andrevitorio·
@MrAdetilewa Outstatic is a CMS, like WordPress but simpler. It lives inside your Next.js repo and you don't need a database to run it. Take a look at outstatic.com
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Adeyemi Adetilewa
Adeyemi Adetilewa@MrAdetilewa·
Some weeks back, I migrated my website from WordPress to Next.js and integrated Hashnode for the blog part of the website. Basically, Next.js is the frontend while the CMS side was Hashnode. Any post I publish on Hashnode appears automatically on my blog. I used was because my blogposts are no longer showing on the website again because Hashnode decided to turn their api access to a paid feature instead of a free. Now, I'm being forced to switch to another solution, headless WordPress using GraphQL. I've been successful so far. I'm not sure I'll rely on any free API access again. Another lesson learnt.
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Pontus Abrahamsson
Pontus Abrahamsson@pontusab·
Day one at Ramp. @viktorhofte and I built Midday for years in public, obsessing over how finance software should feel. Today we start bringing that craft to a platform 70,000+ businesses already run on. Grateful to be building alongside Viktor again and working with @diegozaks. Lots I'm excited about, more to share as we build. Let's go.
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Yahia Bakour
Yahia Bakour@mynameisyahia·
30,000 free credits for everyone who replies to this post. 🚀 With 30K credits on @getcontextdev, you can: > Crawl 30,000 web pages > Enrich 3,000 companies > Extract data from 3,000 websites > Power AI agents with real-time web context > Build something cool i haven't thought of No credit card. Just sign up, reply below with your use case, and I'll add the credits myself. Let's see what you build 👀
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Andre Vitorio
Andre Vitorio@andrevitorio·
@adam_bobowski @hunvreus wdym real topics? Dude’s building useful projects, sharing what’s worked for him in business, and giving people actual value
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Adam@adam_bobowski·
@hunvreus I really like the content you’re sharing recently. Seems like you decided to play more this “Xfluencer” vibe - but I just hope you’ll stay on real topics and not engagement takes. 🤞
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Andre Vitorio
Andre Vitorio@andrevitorio·
@hunvreus Create a faceless account like shadcn, never reveal yourself, then your children can inherit your audience
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Ronan Berder
Ronan Berder@hunvreus·
It's absolutely impossible to share stuff on Hacker News these days. The volume has ramped up so much, both for the general submissions and Show HN, you have to be incredibly lucky to get even a modicum of interest from the community. And that's not just Hacker News. Pretty much any other platform you could think of is drowning in way more content (even GitHub). I'm starting to think that I should teach my kids to their own audience. And I probably should too.
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shift@joinshift·
Today, we're launching shift. We're starting by cleaning your apartment in New York City, for free. Here's how it works. Book a shift cleaning. A vetted shift operator comes to your home wearing one of our devices. They clean. They leave. You pay nothing. In exchange, we record the cleaning. Robotics is being built on data about how people do daily tasks, and the value of that recording is what funds the service. Anything personal in it is anonymized before the recording is processed. By now, you have heard about the shift to AI more times than you can count. About the shift toward you, the part where you actually feel it, you have heard almost nothing. Shift is what starts to make it concrete, in specific cities, with specific services. Today, cleaning in New York. Soon, handymen, repairs, and errands across the globe. And this is just one side of shift, with more on the way. Comment “shift” and we’ll send you an early access link.
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Adrian
Adrian@adriankuleszo·
I appreciate people looking out for other people’s work, but I don’t want this to turn into a witch hunt. We’re all inspired by hundreds of references daily. Every designer is. Nothing is fully original and nobody owns a layout. That’s how taste develops. Take inspiration and make it your own version. Whether it’s similar or not, I don't really care. We don’t need more drama in an already dramatic design space :D
Aryna Livadari@arynadesigns

Didn't take long until someone ripped it off @adriankuleszo

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Pedro Duarte
Pedro Duarte@peduarte·
@wesbos 👀 will copy this but with raycast dictation instead already bought a foot pedal and i've been using that, remapped with karabiner 😁
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Wes Bos
Wes Bos@wesbos·
Keyboard shortcuts are so out. mouse gestures are the move. Watch this! I hooked up Double tap and press+hold to my super whisper dictation. What other mouse gestures do you use?
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Finn Mallery
Finn Mallery@fin465·
introducing SEND reach your perfect customers on every channel, with 1 prompt RIP to clunky dashboards, AI SDRs, and hours of setup :) Comment "SEND" & ill dm you a free month of the paid plan
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