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You think ads dont work? @thdxr grew @opencode to 4 million mau with nothing but ads for their TUI on airplanes

@Maximum_Clout @BleacherReport Thank god they are

@simonxabris @BleacherReport Well Santa Clara coach tried to call a TO after his guy made the 3 but unfortunately college refs are really bad

OMG KENTUCKY THIS IS MARCH 🤯🤯🤯

@peer_rich even after 10 years of anti EU propaganda, a vast majority of hungarians are pro EU. If the EU had more balls, they could’ve reigned Orban in way more as its not actually in his interest in any way to leave the EU.

at this point throw hungary out they clearly dont want to a European Union member

as a founder you have to believe this, but as an employee, equity is going to zero

@amasad so databricks us using irs series L funding to fund replit’s series D, got it.

We’ve raised $400M at a $9B valuation. Investors include Georgian, G Squared, Prysm, 1789, YC, Coatue, a16z, Craft, and QIA, with strategic investments from Accenture, Databricks, Okta, and Tether. We’re also lucky to have incredible individuals backing us, including Shaq and Jared Leto. This funding will help us scale our ambition and expand beyond coding into AI systems that center human creativity. Replit is now used at 85% of the Fortune 500. We have an opportunity to help shape the future of work. One where AI abstracts away the boring parts and humans shine as creative directors. We’re also investing more globally, particularly in Europe, Asia, and the Middle East. Innovation can come from anywhere in the world, and we want to help unlock it.

@ccssmnn I someone sends me assman.ai, i would not have guessed its a football manager analyzer in a million years

TIL about assman.ai

@david_attisaas gemini has built in video modality too, you can use that as well

now I can make an app that analyse a video as a data input do you understand? imagine scanning apps are outdated time for filming my workout sessions and get a feedback from ai evaluating the entire set working on that app right now

@DanKulkov I hit the limit in like 2-3 days. Mostly working on a couple things in parallel.

is it just me or $20/mo codex has limits of $100/mo plan i feel like it's impossible to hit weekly limits

on your table pun not intended actually

Turns out this is due to how @Cloudflare d1 behaves. In regular sqlite you can turn off enforcement of ON DELETE CASCADE and the migrations generated by @DrizzleORM rely on this, in d1 this behaviour is non-existent and so it leads to data loss. @elithrar @threepointone I know d1 is not on your table, but could you maybe get some eyes on this? The fact that using cloudflare's db offering with the most popular can lead to losing data is not a good look.

@iannuttall Can you share stats how much data is in there?

playbooks.com is costing me $300/mo now in cloudflare r2 storage back in the red! i may need to close it down or sell it :/

this looks good but given that its google, its probably unusable in reality

@kumard_3 @DrizzleORM sqlite, cloudflare d1 specifically

@simonxabris @DrizzleORM you are on postgresql or mysql ?

bruh @DrizzleORM almost wiped all user credentials from my prod db with a bug in a migration

For anyone wondering this is the issue and it’s already fixed on beta release line github.com/drizzle-team/d…

@stxcode @DrizzleORM github.com/drizzle-team/d…

@simonxabris @DrizzleORM Wants to know more on this 👀👀

@andrii_sherman @DrizzleORM I verified that the issue exists on latest, Im now testing if its still there on beta. I’ll get back to you with what I find.

@simonxabris @DrizzleORM What version are you on? Please DM me and I can help

Fumbed around with implementing a remote mcp server for kopia today and as it turns out mcp clients dont implement oauth properly?? I thought the bug was in @better_auth , but then checked @sentry mcp implementation and they also do weird shit around it.

@ryancarson Because people think its for their side projects while in reality its for enterprise software where the cost of a bug greatly outweighs this cost

I honestly don't understand why people seem to not grasp why $20 for a great code review is cheap