This is Interesting! Vercel calls auto-detected frameworks the βfront doorβ ( quietly acknowledging that it had its limits ) and with Dockerfile, they are covering for it.
Also, Industry pattern of Vercel + Railways is now set to become Vercel vs Railways. Complements to Rivals.
This is Interesting! Vercel calls auto-detected frameworks the βfront doorβ ( quietly acknowledging that it had its limits ) and with Dockerfile, they are covering for it.
Also, Industry pattern of Vercel + Railways is now set to become Vercel vs Railways. Complements to Rivals.
You can now run any Dockerfile on Vercel.
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Be interesting in the right ways.
Think deeply. Learn widely. Build things. Travel when you can. Read books that change how you see the world. Have stories, not just opinions. Stay curious. Ask better questions. Take risks that make you grow. Be useful. Be unforgettable.
Interesting is seriously underrated.
how do I lift heavier, be in a calorie deficit, take mg, o3, 100gm protein, regulate cortisol, do skincare, walk 10k steps, do pilates, balance hormones, do sauna, sleep for 8 hrs, regulate emotions, not fall sick WHILE excelling at career & social life & travels & love???
if you are in your 20s:
- donβt chill too much, work harder
- donβt pick easy, pick hard + meaningful
- donβt just learn, build
- go deep
- donβt quit early, push through
- donβt stay average, be around driven people
- donβt think small, think big
- donβt chase status, chase skills
- donβt play safe, take risks
- donβt just earn, build ownership
- donβt copy, find your edge
- donβt overthink, ship
- donβt stay comfortable, go where builders are
- build real things
- compounding is everything
- work on what you actually care about
- avoid fake work
- think long term
- donβt chase short wins
- make decisions your future self wonβt regret, if you made. make sure it wont happen twice
- care about quality work
- say no a lot
- donβt ship average stuff
- donβt compete, be different
- find something others donβt see
- donβt fool yourself
- donβt do everything alone (great people = faster growth)
Claude Code leaked their source map, effectively giving you a look into the codebase.
I immediately went for the one thing that mattered: spinner verbs
There are 187
Instead of downloading and unzipping the whole codebase, hereβs a detailed, structured view of every file and folder so you can explore it like a product, not a zip dump:
https://t.co/3qpml5mGfa
Competition is largely an illusion. 95% of people don't even try to do great things. 0.1% of the people are loud, so you overestimate how many people there are. The rest get stuck worrying about competition and quitting after 2 weeks.
New in Claude Code: auto mode.
Instead of approving every file write and bash command, or skipping permissions entirely, auto mode lets Claude make permission decisions on your behalf.
Safeguards check each action before it runs.
I donβt want to be the blabbering guy here, nor do I post much about roadmaps or anything like that. I havenβt built anything huge yet, nor do I work for a big company to brag about.
My advices shouldn't be taken seriously
read, learn, work, post ---- rinse and repeat
What to read ?? read research papers, articles, blogs, code changes on github commits, technical blogs from verified sources
What to learn ?? learn to code, learn fundamentals, learn to build, learn to optimize, learn to adapt quickly, learn to learn faster, learn to do shit even when you feel not to
What to work on ?? work with different architectures, work with different languages, work with different stacks, work on your projects to push past your comfort zone
What to post ?? post what you read, post what you learned, post what you worked on
Happy Learning anon ^_^