You can buy a business without actually buying them - I realized this working with another agency. You don't actually have to "buy" someone. If they're doing design or some other function for you, you can actually just give them work as a subcontractor and aquirehire them

I'm seriously questioning Google's reliability right now

Supabase in person conference the week before FlutterFlow Developer Conference in SF. Who's going to both?

#1 dreamflow request imo - MCP server 2. version control 3. team sharing/collaboration 4. no timeout (happy to have preview pause, etc.) 5. alert when agent is done running

I just spotted this in one of our apps. I love the little things like this 😂

Anti VC is cool - but it underestimates what it takes to build a great enduring business. For example, I wish our clients had more budget for data and analytics. We love getting into the data on projects and using that to make decisions. Which clients have budget for this?

I don't care what you're building. I care how you're distributing it.

I'm not sure "cleaning up vibe coding projects" is going to ever be a real business. Can you make money doing it? Sure, absolutely. But why was someone vibe coding in the first place? Because they didn't want to pay a developer to build it for them. Also, it's a huge blackhole

A small piece of advice for using Dreamflow - use Firebase where you can not Supabase. DF can manage the Firebase schema. It can't directly manage the Supabase schema. You'll have to apply migrations manually and it can be difficult to manage the two since DF doesn't have

The idiot index is the ratio between the price of a finished product and the total cost of its raw materials. I wonder what this makes software?

I wish platforms would talk to users before pricing changes.

As I'm struggling with Webflow basics today, I'm thinking about something Wilson Wilson tweeted recently. This would be so much easier NOT using webflow and working in cursor.