CDNs are underrated.

This is a fantastic read on what went wrong at Humane.

sandofsky.com/humane/

It's honestly sad that the people who are actually solving the problem are usually overshadowed by the VC-backed companies who are just making fake demos and getting a lot of attention.

Things like this are why I’m not bullish on Bun.

Going forward, I will consider every AI demo to be fake unless proven otherwise.

Being upset at a tech reviewer for having a negative opinion about a product is the dumbest thing ever.

If you're that fragile, maybe stay off the Internet or limit your social presence to LinkedIn.

Nothing good ever comes out of herd mentality, company simping, or toxic…

Today is a good day to remember that 'build it and they will come' doesn't always work.

No matter if you're an indiehacker, a tiny startup, or ex-Apple execs with unlimited runway.

A nice thing about having no users is that you don’t have to worry about taxes.

Uhh, so apparently Devin’s demo was also fake.

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Imagine having a 460 PPI 120hz AMOLED display in your hand and some tech bro trying to convince you that this flimsy carpel tunnel-inducing laser display is the 'future.'

Bruh, give me a break.

Take really good 'hello world' benchmarks with a grain of salt, but don't overlook the bad ones.

Something really fast could slow down as you scale up, but something that is slow at the baseline isn't going to get any better.

It's funny. Whenever I mention serverless, I get comments like, 'You need to try it to understand how it works.'

Brother, my staging /log endpoint alone does more serverless invocations in a day than your entire application in a year. I think I kinda understand how it works.

Astro has the perfect balance of magic for me.

It solves certain problems in a really elegant way while also putting you in the driver's seat to do whatever you want without getting in your way.

I honestly think it's one of the easiest frameworks to learn and a good choice for…

Those few pixels at the end of SM and the beginning of MD are the bane of my existence.

Yeah, that $230M VC fund is down the drain.

This little sticky thing is my favorite component when building responsive designs with Tailwind!

One thing I've learned is to turn important actions into modals.

They become more portable and easier to call across the app.

A really good example of this is the payment flow.

Usually, you want to prompt the user to upgrade after they reach a certain limit. A modal, in this…