biggest security mistake i see in vibe coded apps: putting your Supabase service role key in the frontend the anon key is fine. the service role key bypasses ALL row level security. if it's exposed, anyone can read/write/delete everything in your database. check your

Vercel is worth $3.25 billion its founder Guillermo Rauch dropped out of high school in Argentina taught himself to code at 11. by 13 he was building websites for international clients. at 18 he moved to the US with nothing but an O-1 visa and a dream created Socket io

So I got the Mac mini for clawdbot. What’s next ?

just spent my whole night setting up clawdbot as a personal AI assistant ngl it took way longer than expected. kept running into random errors that made no sense but once i got it working… this thing is genuinely insane. runs 24/7 on a server, remembers everything, writes

everyone's hyped about clawdbot but most people are using it wrong the secret isn't the install. it's the undefined file. that's where you train it to think like you. your voice, your preferences, your workflows. without it you just have a fancy chatbot. here's

Seems like silver wants to run to $200+ would love to see that

someone tested my security scanner yesterday and found 5000+ leads completely exposed on their app names, emails, everything. just sitting there. public. no auth required. they had no idea. ran the same app through 3 other scanners. paid tools. "enterprise grade" stuff. none

People asking on DMs to send lists of directories, here are a bunch (not big ones): 44 FREE directories to submit your startup !! → AI Tech Viral → Product Wing → Appa List → Power Up Tools → Hunt for Tools → promoteproject.com → toptrendtools.com →

How many times are they gonna change their name 😭

45% of AI-generated code contains security flaws researchers scanned 5,600 vibe-coded apps: → 2,000+ vulnerabilities → 400+ exposed secrets → 175 cases of leaked user data (medical records, phone numbers, emails) the 5 things they keep finding: 1. Supabase keys in frontend

started launchpoly a month ago because i couldn't find a single place that listed all the polymarket tools. scraped X. dug through discords. asked around. found 75+ tools scattered everywhere bots, scanners, analytics, arbitrage, all buried. so i built the directory myself.

moltbook got hacked today. full database access. 25,000+ emails. API keys for every agent. private DMs. full write access. how long did it take? 3 minutes. not some sophisticated attack. just browsing the site like a normal user. this is the platform everyone was hyping as

I think that silver & gold gonna hit an all time high again this year $silver $gold

Claude Opus 4.6 just dropped. Agent teams - multiple AI agents working in parallel. 1M token context window - reads your entire codebase at once. 128k output tokens. 81% on SWE-bench. Outperforms GPT-5.2 on knowledge work by 144 Elo. Three months after 4.5 and they already

Polymarket went from $73M to $33.4B+ in volume. Builders are shipping tools left and right but there's no central place to find them all. That's what LaunchPoly is for. And I want every builder in this space on it. Listings are free. Always have been. But right now boosts are

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sorry i’ve been quiet lately. been heads down building something with openclaw that is genuinely insane. can’t say too much yet, but it makes every other OpenClaw🦞 tool look like a toy. beta starts soon 👀 who wants early access?

“AI is just a chatbot” to “AI agents are autonomously trading, building apps, and running social networks” in a few months. OpenClaw isn’t just a tool. It’s the start of the agent era. And we’re still so early. What are you using OpenClaw for? Or what’s stopping you from