Matt Carroll

Here are some things ive used for working with AI specifically, but not necessarily specific to replit:1. (you touched on this already)learn to commit your work early and often when using AI. (aside: it would be cool to make a tool that just generates a commit every time you prompt the ai so you can easily go "back in time" in the code based on your chat history with the bot...)by saving work...

@mikekerzhner do you have any shortcuts for this?

I've done a decent amount of work in the integrations space, both on an ERP and in more ad-hoc consulting roles. I don't personally have a problem, per say, as I can write the code to make the problem go away, but many of the people i see can almost begin to do these integrations themselves, but dont have quite enough flexibility in the existing platforms like zapier. If I were to try to make a...

im not an expert at all, but the gotcha that normally gets me with supabase is not enabling RLS on a table. it's tricky for me to imagine how that is your issue, but just a sanity check. I don't think you need to touch the auth table that supabase itself manages, but if you made a user table and linked them.

as i normie index fund investor i try to look at charts as infrequently as possible. that said, I must commend you on both really sleek design and concise pricing. I appreciate this! I'm sure there is a solid addressable market for you and I hope you capture much of it :)

is it really 0 dollars for both parties? do you make money on a percentage of contracts awarded? do you have any stats on the number of people looking to hire on the site? or maybe a ratio of contractors to people seeking contractors? do you handle payment processing? it seems like a cool idea in general, but I would want to understand a bit more about how the money flows. also I...

it feels to me like the jobs situation in software (but also elsewhere) is going to continue to be somewhat broken. people will be able to submit an all time high volume of applications - likely with automation workflows and ai employers are going to screen all of these applications with yet more automated tooling. it seems like so much of getting jobs is just going to come down to meeting...

just a heads up the page load time for /scraper was pretty rough. maybe you are getting hugged to death? also the FAQ lists the free tier as 20 free scrapes, but the pricing card mentions 10. Not a big deal and really just a nit pick :) also is an "extraction" one page scrape or one "thing" pulled from the page? like a menu from a restaurant? congrats on the launch either way! something...

How do you (and creators mostly?) think about trust erosion? I.e if your ai recommends me (a creator) to switch my links, do you do some due diligence on the products you recommend to make sure they are similar caliber? I guess I kind of knew that a lot of the affiliate linking was a dubious “testimonial” but normally the most compelling version for me is “I’ve used these products in this...

It’s cool that you shipped an mvp as a telegram bot. Did you market it specifically or did it grow organically within the telegram ecosystem? I enjoy making telegram bots for myself, but never really considered trying to monetize them. Really interesting food for thought. Also congrats on the launch!

Cool product, i think your landing page design is clean! i noticed on: `Identify a need -- what to expect` it says "paint point" which is probably meant to be "pain point" congrats on shipping!

nice work on the launch! i like your ui. it's clean and responsive. I noticed there is a small overflow if you have a large number of products stacked. it also looks like the sqlite logo is missing. congrats on launching, hopefully you make some internet dollars! :)

I hacked this together because I wanted it. It's possible this functionality already exists - but not with the name tab slayer. I believe the permission are pretty reasonable, it needs access to your tabs to close them. I can open source the code if people would rather audit + build from source themselves. I would probably add a feature if you asked, and would be even more likely to do it...

I like two things about this! 1. the components themselves are neat (the delete button is really cool!) 2. the notion of "pay per component" is novel (to me at least) your animations offer a nice differentiation from something like shad cn, and I can see people being really interested in this. nice work and congrats on shipping!