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Thank me later -> mkdir.directory
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Your windows, on an endless strip.
Swipe to move. Nothing overlaps. Nothing gets squeezed.
ChainYourMac 2.1, the scrolling window manager for Mac.
> chainyourmac.com
Introducing Chain Your Mac
The most productive window manager for your Macbook
It arranges your windows in an infinite horizontal strip and use one shortcut to navigate and arrange them easily
> chainyourmac.com
Turn your X bookmarks into a personal library with @bot!
Launching in 48 hours. Will be 100% free & open source.
I'm sending out a few more early access invites for people who want to try it out and give feedback. Reply if you're interested!
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1. use chatseo.app
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shadcn/ui, but for emails: emailcn.run
I’m making a new WebKit-based browser
- 0 MB native macOS browser
- Powered by JavaScriptCore and WebKit
- 0 lines of Swift, 0 dependencies
- Bookmarks bar, tab previews, vertical tabs
No need to install it either, it’s already pre-installed in your mac
It’s called Safari
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introducing search, a free and open source browser for mac, built on webkit.
→ 2.9 mb (chrome & dia: 1.4 gb)
→ opens in 0.3s
→ 51 mb of ram at launch (chrome: 663)
→ hide anything on a page
→ supports chrome extensions
→ no account, nothing collected
officecommun.com/search
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CloudFlare AI Agentlar için security-skill yayınlamış, direkt yapıştıralım 👇
github.com/cloudflare/securi…
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Why do developers get so emotionally attached to their editor?
@shanselman, @addyosmani, @wesbos and @rakyll have thoughts.
🎬 The Story of VS Code: youtube.com/watch?v=kHL3Xzjp…
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This webpage is served from a Raspberry Pi 4B at home, with 1 GB of RAM. How many concurrent visitors before it crashes?
🎉 pi.deepakness.com/
The page just shows information about the Pi itself. And it's on my home WiFi, behind a Cloudflare Tunnel.
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I use @mattpocockuk's /wait-what skill at least 10 times daily.
aihero.dev/skills-wait-what
We are open sourcing `cn`, a new engine for Tailwind class merging and conflict resolution. It is a drop-in replacement for tailwind-merge and clsx.
It works with all frameworks, runs everywhere and is 30x faster.
Brought to you by @aidenybai and me.
github.com/shadcn-ui/cn
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If you can build these 12 Forward Deployed Engineer projects.
You're hired.
Project 1 :) Bi-Directional Legacy Sync Engine
Real-time sync between your modern SaaS and a customer's 20-year-old on-prem SQL database with conflict resolution.
➣ Shows : You can bridge modern AI with messy, real-world enterprise data.
Project 2 :) Zero-Trust Multi-Tenant RAG
Vector database with strict row-level security where Tenant A's AI can never see Tenant B's embeddings.
➣ Shows : You can deploy AI without leaking data across customer boundaries.
Project 3 :) PII Redaction & Unmasking Proxy
Middleware that intercepts LLM traffic, masks PII before it hits the model and unmasks it on the way back.
➣ Shows : You understand enterprise privacy and compliance (HIPAA/SOC2).
Project 4 :) Air-Gapped One-Click Deployer
Helm charts and scripts that deploy the entire AI stack into a secure, offline customer VPC in under 30 minutes.
➣ Shows : You can ship software into highly secure, restricted environments.
Project 5 :) ROI & Usage Telemetry Dashboard
A real-time dashboard showing the customer exactly how many hours and dollars the AI saved them this week.
➣ Shows : You prove product value to the customer's CFO not just their engineers.
Project 6 :) Idempotent Webhook Reconciler
An event processor that handles out-of-order webhooks, retries with exponential backoff and dead-letter queues.
➣ Shows : You build reliable integrations that survive network chaos.
Project 7 :) Enterprise SSO & SCIM Bridge
Automated user syncing between the customer's Okta/Azure AD and your app, handling role changes instantly.
➣ Shows : You can pass enterprise IT and security reviews.
Project 8 :) AI Fallback & Degradation Gateway
An API gateway that automatically falls back from Opus → Sonnet → Local Llama → Cache if the primary model times out.
➣ Shows : You protect the customer experience when upstream APIs fail.
Project 9 :) Automated Compliance Auditor
A script that continuously checks customer deployments against security controls and generates a readiness report.
➣ Shows : You treat security as code not a manual checklist.
Project 10 :) Custom MCP Server for Legacy ERPs
A Model Context Protocol server that lets an AI agent safely query and update a customer's SAP or Oracle instance.
➣ Shows : You can connect AI agents to the tools enterprises actually run on.
Project 11 :) Shadow Traffic Evaluator
A tool that duplicates 5% of production customer traffic to a new AI model silently, comparing outputs without affecting the user.
➣ Shows : You can safely test and upgrade models in production.
Project 12 :) 3 AM Incident Runbook Repo
A fully interactive, tested playbook repository that allows a junior engineer to rollback, scale or debug a customer outage at 3 AM.
➣ Shows : You build systems that others can recover when things break.
Most people stay stuck watching tutorials. Builders get hired.
bookmark & repost !
If I had 6 months to become a Forward Deployed Engineer.
I'd do this.
Stage 1: Python and API Foundations
FastAPI, async, error handling, webhooks, REST/GraphQL, third-party SDKs.
Stage 2: Customer Integration Patterns
OAuth2, SAML, SSO, Salesforce/Slack/HubSpot APIs, webhook verification, retry logic.
Stage 3: Multi-Tenancy and Data Isolation
Row-level security, tenant identifiers, separate databases vs schemas, data partitioning.
Stage 4: Security and Compliance Basics
SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, PII redaction, encryption at rest and in transit, audit logging.
Stage 5: RAG for Customer Data
Secure ingestion pipelines, access control per document, citation tracking, permission filtering.
Stage 6: Deployment Automation
Docker, Kubernetes, Helm charts, CI/CD pipelines, one-click customer environments.
Stage 7: Observability and Dashboards
Distributed tracing, customer-facing health pages, usage metrics, SLA monitoring, alerting.
Stage 8: Incident Management and Debugging
Production debugging, log analysis, rollback strategies, post-mortems, customer communication during outages.
Stage 9: Documentation and Runbooks
Deployment guides, API docs, troubleshooting playbooks, onboarding checklists, knowledge base articles.
Stage 10: Requirements Gathering and Translation
Talking to non-technical stakeholders, translating business needs to technical specs, managing expectations.
Stage 11: Customer Success and Adoption
Usage analysis, feature adoption tracking, identifying expansion signals, reducing churn, proving ROI.
Stage 12: Public Portfolio and Case Studies
Document deployed projects, write implementation guides, share integration patterns, publish success metrics.
Most people stay stuck watching tutorials.
Builders get hired.
(Bookmark it)
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Launched today: pgbook.dev 📕
Postgres Book, one topic at a time!
No 1000 page manual. Pick a topic, understand how it works, and try the examples yourself.
Learn:
• Indexes
• Transactions
• JSONB
• Window functions
• Row-level security
• Vacuum
• Locks
• Replication
$ pgbook read locks
Free and open source. No signup required.
→ pgbook.dev



























