Dan Hausner

Claude Code tip: say "gm" to Claude when you wake up 5-hour quota window starts on first message. By the time you're back from the gym and have breakfast, you've burned 2 hours of the wait for free.

Chatlas.com is for sale. A brandable blend of Chat + Atlas. Feels right for conversational AI, chatbots, or communication startups. #domains #brandable #AI #startups #ChatGPT #chatbots #OpenAIAtlas

I made a feature request. Upvote if it annoys you too: forum.cursor.com/t/awareness-of…

How can I stop Cursor from reverting my changes? I made manual changes in between prompts in the same chat. I expected Cursor to pick up these changes and build on the top like Windsurf does, but it reverts them instead. Any workaround?

Chat duplication in Cursor is a game changer. I start with a single thread and branch off for each fix or question that doesn't need to be in the main context. Clean, focused history = better code quality. No need for MAX mode — just smart context management.

@windsurf_ai How does it compare to Claude 3.7 Sonnet?

For the next seven days, get free unlimited GPT-4.1 on Windsurf, on us. That’s right, free. We are very excited about GPT-4.1 given our internal evals. We have rate limits to prevent abuse, so go build without worrying about credits.

If you’re a Junior Software Developer today, you must learn faster than Devin. You may also want to consider pivoting into more human-oriented positions like a Product Manager.

What's this? a) New 9-step puzzle game b) @Airbnb's new login screen c) Trick to make your users perform Mechanical Turk tasks for free d) Way to lose half of your users e) All of the above

@dobroslav_dev Why?

🎉 Exciting news: I'm switching to the PHP

If a $600B fund can have this login screen You're probably overengineering yours

“Building a startup isn’t all unicorns and rainbows” Meanwhile at Prague @wework:

I wish that every framework and library had a custom GPT based on its doc as @flowbite_ui does

.@NotionHQ's new AI Q&A feature is lit 🔥 It answers questions based on all the knowledge that I gathered in Notion over the past 2 years. It's like a brain extension that never forgets anything. Imagine what this can do if you had all your knowledge there and it would answer in real-time via a brain implant.

The AI job revolution is becoming too real

I've finally fixed the most annoying thing about my Phillips Sonicare toothbrush. I love the product, but I hate the notifications for brush replacements that come way before the brush wears off (like the brush in the picture which I can't distinguish from a new one). It interrupts my cleaning with annoying sounds and vibrations. The set of 4 brush heads costs more than the actual toothbrush (with 1 brush head included). So they follow the Nespresso business model, which incentivises them to make people replace their brushes often 🤑 Luckily there's an easy fix — remove the metallic ring from from the bottom of the brush head (takes 2 seconds). No more annoying notifications. Remember to brush your teeth :)

What do you use to programatically source photos of places? I need a single or multiple photos for text search like "Grand Canyon". Unsplash lacks less-known places and Google Maps API is too expensive. #buildinpublic

You can also ask to make changes as if you talked to a human designer. Here, I asked to add a background gradient and move the cookie element into a corner.

You can now build landing pages by just talking to the v0 AI. I asked it to build a Framer landing page just from a screenshot. The great thing is that you also get the code that you can further modify.

@levelsio The link shows a blank page when I'm logged out on Chrome. Sounds like a good move. Besides your points, Telegram is also more user-friendly, especially on mobile.

✨ Woke up today and decided to hard migrate the 🎒 Nomad List Slack with 13,779 users to Telegram I was procrastinating on it scared I'd nuke the site by killing the Slack after 9 years (!), I still might have, not sure, let's see (emojis show ppl are angry indeed) But Slack is a community-hostile app w/ 20M users while Telegram is community-friendly with ~1B users And on Telegram it lets me build tools and apps on top that nomads can use, like sharing their location and auto adding it, auto suggesting meetups when ppl are in the same place, and more ideas I have Also Telegram is an app I actually use myself while Slack has become a hassle to use and I never use it, so it's skin in the game If you are a Nomad List member, you can try it now at nomadlist.com/telegram