@thdxr what is supposed to be different? at least is priced the same as 4.6
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@levelsio anyone sus on this should talk to a successful real estate agent around them. you'll be surprised to find out how many houses are sold through TikTok
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Young people (20s) barely use websites, 70% prefer apps, they mostly exist inside apps and games not websites
thoughtlesslabs@thoughtlesslabs
Agree with the calculator piece but my brain can't quite stretch all the way to websites in general being a thing of the past. I think peoplle and business still will need and want to put out a representation of themselves that they control. But yes, a calculator as lead driver is very likely going away
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@thoughtlesslabs @levelsio the representation of themselves is their instagram page
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Agree with the calculator piece but my brain can't quite stretch all the way to websites in general being a thing of the past.
I think peoplle and business still will need and want to put out a representation of themselves that they control.
But yes, a calculator as lead driver is very likely going away
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Sure but realistically websites are probably a thing of the past in a few years
Everyone will just use whatever interactive calculator their AI chat app spins up for them, or it will just answer whatever calculation question they have
They won't need a website for it
Moiz@iammoizfarooq
@levelsio I sell interactive calculators for business websites. Zero chance any big tech cares enough to come for me lol
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@VicVijayakumar UX is getting better by the day. finally, someone is clearing up that backlog
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I like how nextjs 16 rewards explicitness
to revalidate a user's balance:
I memoize my viem client with cache(),
tag balance reads like "balance:chainId:address",
and after a deposit I just call revalidateTag()
RSC cache >>> client refetch spam #nextjs #web3builders
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After 4 years, I burned my Baby Kong. here’s why 👇
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@CyberKongz EVO is live !OOH
Evo'd into this absolute beast! undead vibes, rare silver chain, and a hachimaki🉐
Ready for the $KONG seasonal distribution #CyberKongz
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It's so annoying, it's so slow, I don't get why people think it's better, GPT-5 just feels like cost saving but my poll shows you guys like it better, somehow
Jon Yongfook@yongfook
AI was good when it was instant. This new "thinking mode" stuff seems like bloat in the wrong direction. Half the time it seems to just get stuck and I've wasted time watching it "think" when I could have just researched the question myself.
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@theo I am finally using this. It's really not that bad. The speed and cost is nice, with proper context and not too big of tasks it's actually quite a nice worker.
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Getting bad code has never been faster
tetsuo@tetsuoai
Grok 4 Code outperforms Google Gemini 2.5 Pro, OpenAI GPT-5, Claude Sonnet 4, Qwen3 Coder, and Grok 4 in terms of speed and affordability. 💫
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@AllCityBAYC @CyberKongz !welkong seeing things from the inside will change your perspective for good👀
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Just picked up a @CyberKongz and wow… Community lit 🔥🔥🔥
Mega OG collection and always heard how strong the alpha is with these savages. Stoked to join the crew!!
LFG 🚀🚀
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@levelsio most payments happen online. there is no unified way to verify the payment before allowing someone to leave a review?
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with copilot, pricing goes like this:
the Pro plan ($10/mo) has unlimited GPT-4o requests, and 300 premium req
premium models consume premium req. i.e, GPT-4.5 consumes 50 req per interaction!
Pro+ ($39/mo) has 1,500 premium req but still... you'd be burning fast through these
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speaking of cursor, things are bad there
MS extensions stopped working since they decided to enforce a 5-year-old license
vscode is OS, and cursor rightfully forked this code, but these are essential underlying tools for the IDE to work
users are paying $20/mo for cursor...
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i'm already using copilot's Next Edit Suggestions, and it's such a boost to tab-tab-tab to adapt my code to the latest changes
i'll try their agent mode too. already tried it in cursor but got stuck between accepting an edit and tweaking it or declining and putting in the work..
Visual Studio Code@code
Agent Mode is coming to ALL @code users starting today!
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@EddyVinckk syntax of tanstack is simpler though, so I think more devs will naturally use server functions correctly. nextjs is already great; the issue is devs often misuse it, creating unnecessary API routes instead of using server components or... middleware wrongly for authorization
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@EddyVinckk I tried tanstack recently and it feels like react in 2016, more like a set of primitives than an all-in-one framework (which is a good thing!). still, clearly experimental and WIP. even setting up shadcn using the cli throws an error, and you have to set it up manually
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thinking about moving off next.js
react router or tanstack start?
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