09.02.2026 09:03
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Imagine pulling out two more laptops 😆 Comedy material.
I have zero use-cases for OpenClaw / Clawdbot 👀
And it makes me feel weird.
So does any marketing channel
If you're wondering why the web page fonts look so pixalated / not sharp, this can be solved via .antialised in Tailwind, or these CSS properties:
-webkit-font-smoothing: antialiased;
-moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;
Night and day difference with Inter.
#web #tailwind #css
You don't need an audience to sell a SaaS
Learning to sell is more important than programming. Now how do I write that convincing landing page copy...
Any materials/book recommendations?
Does chrome web store still give a dofollow backlink?
An easy way to get TypeScript interfaces from Laravel models.
github.com/BasedCollect...
(Made an up-to-date version of the og laravel-typescript package)
That's so cool! Do you have a recording by any chance? 😄
Delusional take if by looking at the code he means "reviewing it". Without reviewing, how else would you know that the code meets expectations and doesn't leave a tech debt?
That's perfect. Might be worth leaving a comment like to for the unexperienced eye.
Does this make it run "worse" on newer Ruby?
If you're not tech-savvy, Claude or other AI agents can easilly configure the instance for you.
I like to throw in SQLite with Litestream for easy backups.
What can this instance be used for? You decide - Moltbot/Clawdbot, N8N, Rails/Laravel SaaS, Ghost blog.
The only caveat with unchecking ipv4, is that if you're hosting sites - put them under Cloudflare/BunnyCDN to ensure people without ipv6 support can still connect.
Self-host anything for 1$/mo:
@scaleway.com, a French cloud provider has a special server instance - STARDUST1-S (1GB of RAM & 1VCPU).
Normally, it would cost about $5/mo, but if you remove the "Public IPv4" and keep the "Public IPv6" option - it goes down to $1/mo.
#hosting #servers
With Inertia.js, all the complexity is gone too. It's just server-rendered data and pages, forms, links. Practically no state to manage, unless you actually need it.
I say it's even simpler than Hotwire, because we're thinking components and not frames or streams. 🧠
I no longer get why someone would avoid modern JavaScript. It feels so wonderful having functional components that take props and always produce the same desired outcomes.
The bundle size can be slimmer thanks to
@preactjs.com
Spent a few days checking out Hotwire to see what it's about, but came to conclusion that Inertia.js is still the best option for modern, highly interactive user interfaces. Stimulus and server-side templates just won't do it for me.
Wow, what a way to put it
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Congrats! Is @hardcover.app a friendlier version of goodreads? Curious how you've figured out the market needs, or did it simply start as a learning side-project?
"Not just hobby apps, serious applications with considerable user bases can go far with vertical scaling a dedicated server. It feels nice to think about the edge and your app being right next to the user, but ping times between Chicago and Amsterdam are under 100ms. By optimizing your own applications latency, you can easily serve US and European markets without getting into complex infrastructure. Latin American, Asian and African customers might be better served by edge computing, but the hardest part of breaking into and serving those markets are definitely not the hosting architecture."
YAGNI afaik ✅
The temptation to optimise a world-wide server response time and use a multi-region setup on a SaaS which haven't launched 🙈
TIL there's now a GitHub Copilot CLI, which is mostly like Claude Code. For 10$ it lets you use Opus 4.5 which is pretty neat. They call it "premium requests".
Next.js folks, what's the point of having client-side pages if you can't set the page title on them? A strange framework IMO.
*netcup
1. Home network stability
2. Electricity bills and power backup
3. Noise
4. Is 64GB of RAM really going to be used
14€/mo on Netup gets you 8 dedicated AMD Epyc cores, NVMe disk, and 16gb of RAM ("RS 2000 G12"). It's not 64GB, but given the cpu performance is good, that's plenty for most projects.
