Christophe Dupont

@levelsio Claude rating its own performance right after killing 3 copies of itself is peak AI behavior. "1: Bad 2: Fine 3: Good 0: Dismiss." No option for existential crisis.

A beautiful moment of AI idiocy

@ThePrimeagen 512K lines built on top of open source tools by a company that was banning devs for using their models in open source projects. Now everyone gets to read how the sausage is made. Wild timeline.

Gary blocked me for this post :( End of an era

@theo Local builds running within hours of the leak. Turns out when you build your product on top of open source but refuse to give anything back, the community still knows how to read your code just fine.

Local Claude Code builds have been achieved internally

Anthropic built Claude Code on top of open source tools, benefited massively from the community, then started banning devs who used their models in projects like opencode. Now their entire source code leaked because someone forgot a .npmignore. That's not a security breach. That's karma.

@realsigridjin @bellman_ych You are making history

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@SebastianRoehl @obsdmd I literally just set this up yesterday lol. Obsidian vault as memory for me AND for Claude. It's like having a second brain that actually remembers what you told it last week. Total game changer for managing everything outside of coding.

Back on @obsdmd as my second brain and I pointed Claude Cowork at my vault. Now it generates a daily digest every morning with all my project statuses. I open my laptop and immediately know where everything stands. Love it!

I filled out that form months ago and never even got an answer. Classic Apple. And honestly 15% is still a rip off for what they actually provide. You host your own backend, handle your own support, build your own app and they take 15% for what exactly? A search algorithm that buries indie apps?

I just learned that you can slice your iOS app fees in half. Instead of paying Apple 30%, you can pay only 15% by filling out one form. They default you to the 30% rate (and you're a few clicks away from -15%) 😂 I'm mad and happy at the same time.

I live in internet #2. Two years building a focus timer and my biggest lesson wasn't about code, it was realizing my users don't care about my tech stack. They care if the app opens fast and doesn't drain their battery. Meanwhile tech twitter is arguing about which AI model writes better React.

there are genuinely 2 internets right now 1. where AGI is basically here, codebases write themselves, agents run entire workflows, and every founder is talking about their 10x productivity gains 2. where a real customer, paying real money, takes a photo of their laptop screen with their phone to share something the hype wave we all live in makes it feel like everything has changed, and in some ways it has but here's the thing nobody says out loud: roughly 85% of the world has never even opened ChatGPT - not even once we're having a civilizational debate about superintelligence while most people are just trying to figure out basic software both realities are true at the same time the gap between them is just a lot wider than the timeline makes it seem

Migrating from local SQLite to Supabase as a solo dev was terrifying. What helped: I kept anonymous-first auth. Users can try the app instantly without signing up. Cloud sync is there when they want it, not forced on them. Lesson: don't make your backend migration the user's problem.

@marclou @trust_mrr 10.5x on a $1K MRR app in 10 days is wild. Meanwhile I've been building one app for 2 years and I'm still at $0 MRR. Should've shipped way faster. Waaay faster. That's my biggest mistake honestly. This makes a strong case for building small and selling fast.

✅ ACQUIRED on @trust_mrr - AI agent WordPress plugin - doing $1K MRR - sold for for $10.5K - in 10 days Build more apps!!

@SebastianRoehl HabitKit at #1 is massive, congrats. 96 weekly logs is insane consistency too — I've been writing about my own build journey for 2 years but I'm nowhere near that consistent lol. Curious about the secret project. Another solo Flutter app?

@ThePrimeagen Mine's still a toddler. Her current hobbies include unplugging my charger mid-deploy and screaming when I close the laptop. But honestly the "I just want them to be happy" part hits different once you have kids. The rest is noise.

My 12 yo likes dirt bikes and vibe coding and mine craft and soccer My biggest hope for him is he finds a wonderful wife and they can make my grand children

The Pomodoro technique assumes everyone's brain works the same way. 25 minutes on, 5 minutes off. Every time. No exceptions. But some days I'm locked in for 90 minutes. Other days I can barely do 10. Why would I let a rigid timer decide when I stop? That's why I'm building something different.

This hit home. I spent 2 years building a focus timer before shipping. Polished UI, 40+ achievements, cloud sync — the works. Could have shipped a rough MVP in 3 months and learned 10x faster from real users. Lesson learned the hard way: shipping is the real start, not the finish line.

The most dangerous thing a founder can do is build a polished solution for a problem that nobody actually has. Scale doesn't come from a perfect launch, it comes from shipping fast, failing cheap, and iterating based on raw data. #StartupLife #BuildInPublic

@dhh Running Omarchy daily as my main driver. The keyboard shortcuts alone got me hooked — I keep trying to use them on other machines and getting frustrated when nothing happens. That's how you know the defaults are right.

If you've already received a Panther Lake machine, you can run the dev build of Omarchy 3.5 to have everything work out of the box. It might still have some sharp edges, but it's way better than not running Linux on your Intel champion machine 😄 iso.omarchy.org/omarchy-3.5.0-…

@levelsio This is where it's going. Generate, ship, test with real users, iterate. I did the opposite — spent 2 years hand-building a focus timer the traditional way. If I could go back I'd ship a rough v1 in month one and learn from actual users instead of perfecting things in isolation.

Ok I managed to make the code generated interactive so every idea is really becoming an app now Obvious next question, why not just generate every idea automatically and add Stripe to it and launch them?

My daughter has a talent for waking up exactly when I enter a flow state at 10 PM. Building a productivity app while being interrupted by a toddler is the ultimate stress test. If Flowmodoro works for me, it works for anyone.

@theo The open source feedback loop is brutal. You take time to write a thoughtful issue, it gets debated for months, and then closed as 'won't fix'. I've learned to just fork and move on for my side projects.

@ThePrimeagen Remember when we were just sending a PHP file over sftp and having 99.9% uptime? Now we need a status page to check if our AI can answer.

Claude is too dangerous