... organized neatly inside an assets folder containing subfolders for CSS, JS, and vendor plugins like Bootstrap and Slick slider. My first step with any template is to run a basic Lighthouse speed audit on the raw, unmodified files. I spun up a local HTTP server using the http-server package in Node.js and pointed my browser to the index page. Here is the simple command I ran in my terminal: # Install http-server globally if you don't have ...

... comments told a different story. What actually surprised us The forgotten resource problem is more universal than we thought. Mustafa Arian @thenameisarian opened with a direct question and a direct story: "I blew $400 on an RDS instance I spun up for testing and forgot about for 11 days. Nobody warned me." Jimmy Xu @jimmy_benhsu followed: their team's staging AWS bill had hit $400/month because someone left a NAT Gateway running, no error thrown, just wrong behavior discovered ...

... from Jon Werner(@jon_werner): EventMagic runs on Vercel. We run the largest (250ish attendees) monthly gathering of founders and funders in Austin called FIESTA . Other event hosts kept asking us to use our networking event platform so we spun it out as a separate company. However, I also wanted to empower every attendee at networking events (coffee shops to conferences) so I added ad-hoc gatherings (no-badge needed, just your mobile wallet or browser) to quickly setup ...

... without making it feel too restricted for the kids or too open for the parents. Genuinely interested to see how you handle the 3-7 age bracket specifically. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @raghav_rajput1  The educational vs diagnostic line is exactly the right place to hold firm. The moment a health AI starts feeling like a diagnosis, trust collapses fast, either from users over-relying or regulators getting involved. The consistency problem is hard though. Same biomarker ... ... genuinely hard to hold, and most tools quietly drop one side of it to make the UX cleaner. The fact that it came from a nurse background shows. That clinical instinct for what patients actually need to understand vs

... guess which element on a busy screen I actually meant, and it edits the wrong one. Then I'm re-prompting, which is its own iteration tax. Curious how much of your rework is this specific thing versus raw model quality. And what's your fix, crop hard, or describe the element in text? Comment from Mustafa Arian(@thenameisarian): @bickov   yes. and the rephrase you just did is what the documentation should say. the diff between 'point ... ... your Cursor Rules MD with "propose, then wait for approval" is the actual fix, I run the same rule at the top of mine. side question that keeps nagging me: how much of your rework is the swarm drift vs

... Today I will be retiring @Dad Reply from active development. With the latest feature of @Gmail being a "reaction button" it, to me, now seems redundant. This was never a long term goal of mine, I spun the idea up because I thought it would be funny, not realising the impact it would have. A friend once told me, and I am paraphrasing here. "If you build on top of a platform you're beholden to that platform ...

... model assumes dedication is a time commitment. It's not. I've had 3-hour sessions that moved Genstellar forward more than entire weeks at my corporate job. And I've had 12-hour days where I spun in circles because I was fried but felt obligated to "put in the hours." What actually works (from my experience): At Elevance: I was most productive when I had autonomy over my schedule and clear outcome metrics. The best managers cared about ...

... means how AI systems understand your company. Our free tool runs a structured audit through OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, and Perplexity to show: -What each model knows about your startup -Where gaps exist -How to fix them We spun it off as a free tool out of Causo - our upcoming AI co-founder for sales, purpose built for AI native founders. It runs on the same enrichment logic that we're incorporating into our product. Give it a spin here - excited ...

... intern once spun up 50+ APIs just for testing. No docs, no tracking, nothing. Turns out, this wasn t a one-off. Across 1,000+ companies we ve pentested, the same thing kept showing up: API sprawl everywhere. Shadow APIs, zombie endpoints, undocumented services means huge attack surface, almost zero visibility. That s why we built Astra API Security Platform. What it does: Auto-discovers APIs via live traffic Runs 15,000+ DAST test cases Detects shadow, zombie, and orphan ...

... Flow in January. That would give us four months to get it ready. But I expedited the timeline. Six weeks, gun to your head: What would you do to launch this product? In that month and a half, we spun up an entire marketing operation and did a huge drop on October 1, 2024. It was actually pretty successful. We got millions of views and hit #1 on Product Hunt for the day and the week. Two months before that ... ... weren't even a consumer software company. By January, we were seeing long posts on LinkedIn and X about how the product had changed people s lives. We also saw ~20% of our users convert to paid (vs

... watched new Agent-style tools like @Lovart @manus @Genspark lighter, faster, and simpler. We realized it was time to go back to our roots: the agent model. A smarter start: building the new Huhu AI Agent In June, we spun up a special task force and rebooted the ChatDesigner concept but this time, with today s AI capabilities. We rebuilt it using state-of-the-art large language and image models, and reimagined the workflow for modern eCommerce teams ...

... some temporary fixes just to get things limping again. But they weren t great - most people couldn t access full data ranges, the platform was super limited, and honestly, it wasn t good enough. So I made a plan: Spun up a dedicated server Rebuilt the database from scratch Moved hundreds of thousands of events overnight Rewrote the platform core to actually scale WebVisor can now handle 40 million events per second. No joke. (Up from ...

... content I try to scroll away if I see its AI-generated and it helped. It really did. I started seeing more genuine content. About creativity If you zoom out 10 20 years, most mainstream content was already templated, spun, or publisher approved to sell us something. Nothing s really changed except the tools. Humans already lean on plenty of tech, but this wave could seriously reshape daily life over the next five years. Only what keep are humans ...

... Have you ever spun up a new AWS service during a sprint maybe to test something out or build a new feature only to get hit with a surprisingly high bill weeks later? That happened to me. More than once. I realized the real issue wasn't just visibility into AWS billing, but when that visibility happens. Most cost analysis tools come into play after the product is built. By then, it s hard to course correct. So I built ...

... Something we ve been thinking about a lot at @Fine : We ve entered an era where software is starting to behave like content. Thanks to AI and prompt-based builders, apps can now be spun up in seconds. No engineers. No roadmap. Just intent software. That makes software less like a product and more like a post. You build it in 30 seconds It solves your problem You move on We re calling this idea disposable software , not because ...

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