Robert Bouschery

dad, builder • I use AI to leverage my time as a freelance solutions architect / FDE • also shipping indie projects like

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@thesamparr very much here for bro-history - cool thread!

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@benln @naoufal_elh so cool to see!

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@Shpigford YES PLEASE!

Amazon is so painful to use these days yet no better platform exists

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Fable 5 plan + @cursor_ai Composer 2.5 executor

name a better duo, i'll wait.

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@alexpeiniger @cursor_ai ah! tbh I've kind of avoided worktrees so far but maybe I'll have to revisit that!

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@alexpeiniger @cursor_ai interesting, will check it out! But just a note - you can also use Claude Code in Cursor via terminal and or VSCode extension or what is different in Orca?

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I would like to use Fable to harden the security of my own apps but that will surely trigger the safeguards? Has anyone tried this yet?

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@marclou @_MaxBlade @DataFast_ indies being so successful that they are making other indies more money and thus more successful is exactly the flywheel I love to see

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@naoufal_elh @cursor_ai awesome, congrats!

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@chribjel wait, I like this!

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@julianlewo Awesome, enjoy!!

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@cursor_ai Was this run against the new classifiers?

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Left and below Composer 2.5 is the obsolete zone.

More expensive. Less capable.

Unless a model's jagged edge has a very specific quality for a task you care about, why reach for it?

Do you use any of these regularly? Why?

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@_MaxBlade love your posts and your energy, Max! Super motivating - thanks for doing all of this publicly and especially for doing it while also being a dad! You‘ll make it!

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@niubi very good tweet, sir!

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I can't believe this was basically the frontier only 36 months ago

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Damn - I thought regular Copilot was magic already - but Microsoft's Chat Copilot is absolutely bonkers 🤯

The model seems to be even better at code than GPT-4, yet with the speed of 3.5 turbo.

Coding productivity through the roof.

PS.: white VSCode theme for contrast in the sun ☀️

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I just did something for the first time today:

Published a YouTube video!

It is episode one of The Hybrid Engineer Show — a new series of conversations with people who are finding genuinely practical ways to use AI in their work.

For the first episode, I spoke with @mrpaidsocial.

Caleb is a creator and entrepreneur who has grown an audience of more than 400,000 followers across his channels.

But what makes his story especially interesting to me is what happened behind the scenes.

I have known and worked with Caleb on different projects for a few years, and had a front-row seat as he went from non-technical to building, shipping, and running full SaaS applications.

In our conversation, we talk about what helped lower that barrier.
How he uses AI to create content, run a community, manage business operations, and increasingly build real software.

Caleb openly shares his workflows on screen, including how he uses tools like Claude Code, Cursor, and ChatGPT to turn ideas into working systems.

There is a lot in here for anyone who is building products, creating content, or trying to run a business with more leverage.

Go check it out and let me know what you think:

https://t.co/6yqpnZsntg

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confession: I never launched anything on ProductHunt.

need to change that - share all tips that are still valid in 2026 please 🙏

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If it wasn‘t widespread already, many Europeans would probably also argue against heating in the winter.

‚Just put on another sweater and wrap yourself in a blanket all day - it‘s not that hard.‘