The sites that still feel like something didn't start with a prompt. They started with the questions. "AI built it" isn't a differentiator. It's the new template.
The image on this thread is from a real project I'm building right now. 30 documents. 16 signed-off designs. 50+ decisions. All made before a single prompt was written. Skip that work and the AI fills in the gaps with defaults. Everyone's defaults look the same.
@ShawkyMesbah Wild feeling, to be honest. When I saw the email this morning I thought I’d set myself up with an account during dev that I’d forgot to cancel but I opened Stripe and there’s a new customer in there! 😲
New customer notifications are on the agenda for today… lol
Woke up to a Stripe payout from a product I built.
First paying customer ever. Signed up 10 days ago. I didn't know because I never set up a notification. Make of that what you will.
$5/month. Not retiring. But a stranger paid for something I made and that hits different.
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@polevaultweb@wp_acf@steveschoger@WordPress The hook method is great for developers who want full control, but for agencies wanting a drop-in solution it adds friction. Happy to chat if there’s ever appetite to bundle more icon sets natively.
@polevaultweb@wp_acf@steveschoger@WordPress Hi Iain. I knew about the filter approach but the gap I was filling is zero-config - no custom code, no manual icon sourcing. Open Icons ships ready-to-use sets (Lucide, Tabler and Heroicons) that just work out of the box via a simple API.
What on earth is going on with @AnthropicAI and use limits? 4 months with no issues. Hit a use limit several times since Tuesday. Currently on 5x plan and the easy answer is upgrade but it feels like it’s a business decision to push people to the 20x plan. @bcherny
Built a Raycast extension to speed up my invoicing. Submitted it to the Raycast Store - my first open source contribution. Code reviewed, approved, and live.
https://t.co/pRPGYyuY44