Had a blast at the @supabase hackathon at @ycombinator HQ this weekend!
@databallr and I snagged the prize for best @resend implementation in our project.
Shoutout to @zenorocha and the team for the epic sponsorship. Incredible experience!
The wild thing is that @databallr and I had only met that morning, with neither of us having any teammates.
Big thanks to @AntWilson, @kiwicopple, @dshukertjr, @CraigCannon, @saltcod, @tomaspozo, and the whole Supabase/Y Combinator crews for organizing!
#SupabaseSelect #Hackathon #Supabase #YC #Resend #WebDev #ai
@lingxi How does something like a team of Grok Bots workout when you are still discovering what your product should be? When you’re still taking decisions?
I saw this and I wanted to make a Mumbai version of this, so i spent my weekend doing this, had so much fun :)
Try it out here: https://t.co/IzVUniDO1R
- Walk around Marine Drive
- Sit on the bench/parapet enjoy the sunset
- Interact with people, buy Chai, feed birds
Needs a lot of work and improvements
Thanks @robj3d3 for igniting the spark xD
@amitisinvesting The argument is that during the dot com bubble only 5% of the internet cable laid down was being used. It eventually grew overtime.
Hope it won’t be the same for computer/data centres and AI
@ezSnippet This is like saying that you’re going to use the postal service over the internet just cause you forgot how to write by hand. Think about it.
what's been your experience in general with low level languages and LLMs. How is the code they write? I have barely any knowledge for low level systems but I want use LLMs. Any resources would help.