Ergin

sr. product manager, AI @Apple | views are my own

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@oozn You tried to find those deep connections in a week in the city you were new? Not telling that they exist or not but sounds like you didnt stay there enough

[Ergin @erginsatir]

Could you all please chill out? We are burnt out
Thanks,
Best.
@OpenAI @claudeai @GeminiApp @ElevenLabs @bfl_ai @suno

[Ergin @erginsatir]

Okaaaay here comes another boom in Instagram AI filter apps with pixel-level editing

[Black Forest Labs @bfl_ai]

Introducing FLUX 3 Image.

Control every pixel.

Make precise multi-turn edits without changing any other pixel.

Lay out the image exactly how you want using bounding boxes.

Generate in up to 4K to preserve details.

Use up to 10 references to compose an image.

Commercial Weights available for companies running image generation at scale.

Open Weights version of FLUX 3 Image is launching in the coming weeks.

[Ergin @erginsatir]

Quite impressive considering current models speed.

[Hassaan Raza @hassaanraza]

The whole point of building Tavus has been simple: talking to a machine should feel as natural as talking to a friend or coworker.

It’s hard to describe all the tiny nuances that make a conversation feel human. The little expressions. Moving around in your chair. Knowing when to speak and when to listen. The dance of it all.

Griffin is by far the closest anyone has come to a model that can capture those nuances. The first time I saw it being used, I had no idea I was watching our model rather than just a normal video call.

I’m so incredibly proud of this team and what they’ve built.

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@dannypostma Is it https://t.co/oitleMz5mC?

[Ergin @erginsatir]

My fable usage after opus 5.5 @claudeai 🫶🏻

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@lottsnomad Good luck with it, now you need to be sure retention of 2 people for 1 subscription

[Ergin @erginsatir]

Kk @DJIGlobal this is quite sick

[Ergin @erginsatir]

Anothet dji purchase I’ll use once a year (I hope not🤞)

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@dannypostma Reminds me good/slow old days, I got your seo course and twitter course from @dvassallo if I’m not wrong, pre-llm days-watching videos, digging into the slides for couple days instead of asking agent to do something🥲

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@ericsmith1302 I need to add a disclaimer thou, for important project I just run them on same project folder & let them communicate with each other thru one .md file to create a feedback loop & iterate design, mostly impressive design directions are from Astra but Opus is better for consistency

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@nikitabase @ivantinkers Never heard Neon before, 100 free projects🫶🏻 give it a try with next weekend project

[Ergin @erginsatir]

hot take: supabase is the right choice for 99% of first-time builders

free to start, great DX, you won't hit scale problems (because most apps never get there anyway)

only downside: 3 project limit on free. if you're shipping lots of experiments, firebase gives you more room.

[Vivo @vivoplt]

You’re building an app.

You don’t want to manage servers.
You don’t want to deal with auth.
You don’t want to write APIs.

You choose Supabase.

Postgres is ready.
Auth works.
Storage works.
Realtime works.

You ship fast.

It feels like the backend is gone.

Then the app grows.

More users.
More data.
More features that actually matter.

And production starts behaving oddly.

Some queries return empty results with no obvious error.
Row Level Security blocks data you expect to see.
Realtime subscriptions feel slower as usage increases.
One inefficient query suddenly affects the entire app.

What’s actually happening isn’t mysterious.

You didn’t remove the backend.
You moved it.

Supabase is not “no backend”.

It’s:
• A managed PostgreSQL database
• Exposed directly to the client
• With access control enforced inside the database

That design choice changes how everything works.

In a traditional setup:
Client → Server → Database
Your server handles auth, validation, and business logic.

With Supabase:
Client → Database
The database takes on those responsibilities.

That means your database becomes:
• The API your frontend talks to
• The place where permissions are enforced
• The layer where business rules live
• The main factor in performance

Security now lives in Row Level Security policies.
Every query is filtered by those rules.
If a policy is wrong or inefficient, queries fail or slow down quietly.

Logic moves into SQL, functions, and triggers.
Instead of fixing a route handler, you’re debugging database behavior.

Performance still works the same way it always has.
Indexes matter.
Joins matter.
Schema design matters.

Supabase removes infrastructure work.
You don’t manage servers or deployments.

But it doesn’t remove database work.

You still have to:
• Understand how Postgres executes queries
• Design tables and relationships carefully
• Think about access patterns from the client
• Watch for slow or expensive queries

Supabase makes starting easier.

The rest is still on you.

[Ergin @erginsatir]

prompt (no judgment pls, I can prompt better yes) 😂 "since everyone is sharing what you can do in one shot, use javascript or tree js or whatever you want but lets create something for my american friends/follers to excited about turkey, lets create some excitement and buzz please, ha?'

[Ergin @erginsatir]

yea opus 5.5 can make cool websites👋

wanted to see what it can actually do so I gave it one prompt. (my super embarrassing prompt is in next tweet)

took a few more rounds to get the valley right but yeah, go launch one & share with us

link ⬇️

[Ergin @erginsatir]

https://t.co/r0M4bidGUW

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@marclou totally agree about openclaw. but for jev (which is just a model), feels like these (smaller) waves are easiest for builders who already have a product and spin up a sibling
do the owners have other products on trustmrr?

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@levelsio

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@juliapintar Playbook

[Ergin @erginsatir]

@petergyang @trq212 There is an issue with dark mode on your personal site, just fyi