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@BryanOnel86 Would trust an InfoSec guy over an MIT dropout in charge of my compliance anytime. Orienting in the space, so will do some research and probably schedule a demo next week.

This weekend only, for affected Delve customers, we are offering the complete Oneleet SOC 2 program for just $6k, down from $14. It has everything you need to become compliant and secure: platform access, penetration test, (legit, lol) third-party auditor, and access to all of our security tooling, all-inclusive for $6,000, discounted from $14,000. We won't offer it for free like some others do, but those only get you platform access. With Oneleet, you'll get the full bundle of things you'd have to get elsewhere with other platforms. But more importantly, you will come out more secure, and with the ability to confidently show your report, pentest and security posture to your partners without fear. (we make a significant loss in the first year on this deal, but the CAC is still better than ads, so that's why/how we can afford to do this) We have some wiggle room for certain situations btw, poke me if you're interested.

Hi @bcherny any plans on support GitHub Enterprise Cloud for the Claude.ai web interface?

@bcherny Awesome! Is there an easy way to setup Claude Code for GitHub Enterprise?

run this: /mobile

@businessbarista Claude

I want to start a community dedicated to Claude Code. It’s become the gateway drug to coding and experiencing the power of AI for tons of people. This will be a space for people to share killer use cases, agentic workflows, proven prompts, and connect with other CC obsessives. Comment “Claude” if you want to join.

I always used to put a python backend between my application and the database. Why? I felt comfortable doing so. Always been a python dev, so it felt right and more secure. Truth is that a simple CRUD application doesn't need that extra layer of complexity. Build it only when it really adds value.

It's time to start watching Silicon Valley again.

@Iris_northdune OMG 🤦🏼‍♂️

@northdune I did, wrong link though after deploying

@aleksanderwco So in line with how indie's do their MRR maths your at 496 cups of coffee per month 🤯

POV: You start working at 6 AM. It's not even 9 AM, and I've finished my second cup of coffee ☕️

@SimonHoiberg The Dagobert effect

It's odd, I remember "the great resignation" in 2021 where everyone quit their jobs to do their own small business. Back then there was a similar resentful attitude towards employers. I swear, in the last month I've seen +20 announcements (on LinkedIn and here on X) from small business owners going back to a 9-5. And it seems like the resentment is now going back the other way 😅 What is a good name for this? "The great reemployment"?

Funny how almost all comments are agreements. Either padel players really have zero opinions… or the default is to agree with levels, which is basically the same thing 😂

OpenAI knows me better than most of my close friends. Weird.

@sobedominik Also in Vietnamese Dong still at 0 MRR 😂

founders in 2025 on X be like “MY APP JUST CROSSED $1M MRR LFG BOYS” but “forget” to disclose they don’t mean USD but something like the Vietnamese Dong instead

Sure. My point is that your instructions are pretty detailed. Some people complain that AI coding is not helpful at all, and they are using prompts like: "implement feature x". No guidance, nothing. Hence the comparison with guiding a junior dev. Don't let it make important decisions (yet).

@northdune no, that's not what i'm doing in this prompt. i wouldn't prompt a person that way

to me this *is* coding, but faster the result for these kind of prompts is correct in 99% of cases stop letting ppl tell you what's the definition of coding, only the end result matters.

@AbnerHout Reminds me of the good old bierkoerier

BaaS (Bakfiets as a service)

@javibuilds Giving equity at the start is no problem indeed. But after revenue (or even after someone invested) NL tax authority is pretty strict.

@northdune What is fair market value when you start from 0? Would constitute society in Estonia with market value 1 dollar and pay tax from it

In the Netherlands, when you want to give someone equity (not options, but actual equity), tax office immediately steps in and charges about 50% on the fair market value. In my opinion, that’s strange. It’s only paper value, and the odds are high that the shares will end up being worth nothing. So why pay tax upfront? Is this different in the US?

@gossipaddress And fork chats. Sometimes I want to use the context and explore 2 different subjects afterwards.

i should be able to delete messages on chatgpt just to clean my chats up. sometimes i just want to keep a couple of things and now all the intermediaries

@clivassy @chimereogudu Sometimes you have to kill your darlings. Brave move to cut it and focus on something else.

@northdune @chimereogudu cofounding mismatch mainly back then, maybe timing too. an accumulation of thing not directly related to the value and potential of the project

THIS: deserve a short comic