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Well I just had 3 pens explode (leaky leaky not bangy bangy) on the plane, so that's wonderful. Apparently we bought the wrong pens, FFS
uniball.com.au/faqs/
Thanks for nothing @uniball_uk
I want to love my new @remarkablepaper 2 but when out and about I can’t edit a note on the iPhone app other than typing into it.
Even got their paid subscription.
What is this, 1994?
The smell
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Tidying your nails in a dim room? A built-in LED helps you see while you trim, and the polishing head smooths rough edges. Give your nail routine a clearer view.
Is @mailchimp charging you for unsubscribed contacts the biggest crime ever committed on the Internet? Quite likely.
Jack Bremer retweeted
it's incredibly hard to stay bullish on SaaS seeing stuff like this
Bye bye Beehiiv 👋
I vibe-coded my own newsletter platform:
📧 Campaign management w/ editor
🖥️ Web archives (newsletter.marclou.com)
🔗 API support
🫧 List cleanup, deliverability reports
It took a few prompts with Opus 5.5.
I left Beehiiv because they raised prices for the 3rd time in 2 years.
- My first yearly bill was $1,000.
- My future bill would have been $4,000.
Now I'm using AWS SES + MongoDB, and I will pay less than $300/year.
Newsletter platforms charge per subscriber, when in fact the real cost is the number of emails sent. Subscribers will naturally become inactive, so you end up paying more for something that hurts your deliverability (sending to dormant subscribers = spam trap).
So I've set a cleanup cron job for my newsletter alternative. It marks inactive subs as dormant, sends one last re-engaging email, and stops emailing them. Money saved. Deliverability increased.
I also gain a priceless feature: Freedom. I can change the UI, add features, connect all my apps - anything is possible with just a prompt.
I'm replacing Resend next. I love it, but it's very expensive ($400/mo)
Ultimate penny-pinching by @squarespace - they keep their API locked unless you're on the most expensive commerce plan.
Even if you're a tiny tiny site selling christmas cards for charity or whatever.
Jack Bremer retweeted
Every serious vibe coder should have bookmarked it.
25 vibe coding resources to keep yourself ahead of the competition.
1. jiro.build — design prompt library with 1200+ AI-ready design prompts to help you design beautiful websites fast with AI.
2. Minimal Gallery (minimal.gallery) — curated high-end sites to feed your agent
3. Kage (kage.design) — real UI inspiration mapped straight to prompts
4. Refero Styles (styles.refero.design) — 2,000+ real product styles with typography
5. Component Gallery (component.gallery) — 2,600+ examples of how top design systems solve the same element
6. AppShot Gallery (appshot.gallery) — real app screenshots for mobile
7. DESIGNmd (designmd.ai) — design systems as markdown your agent can read
8. VibePrompt (vibeprompts.dev) — ready-made prompts for dashboards and landing pages
9. 21st.dev (21st.dev) — component registry that plugs into agents via MCP
10. Kinetics (kinetics.colorion.co) — 150+ motion effects with React code and prompts
11. shadcn/ui (ui.shadcn.com) — still the gold standard for clean, reusable UI
12. Aceternity UI (ui.aceternity.com) — 200+ animated React/Tailwind components
13. Magic UI (magicui.design) — beautifully designed components for modern web apps
14. Motion Primitives (motion-primitives.com) — ready-to-use animation and interaction components
15. Uiverse (uiverse.io) — community-built UI elements and interactive components
16. UIAble (uiable.com) — a collection of ready-to-use UI components
17. mapcn (mapcn.dev) — map components, markers, routes, popups
18. MicroKit UI (microkit.co) — small micro-interactions that make interfaces feel polished
19. Liquid Glass (glass.samasante.com) — glass refraction components and effects
20. CSS Text Effects (text-effects.colorion.co) — creative CSS text animations and effects
21. Circle Loaders (circleloaders.dominikakissi.…) — creative loading animations and loaders
22. Gradient Buttons (gradientbuttons.colorion.co) — gradient button styles and effects
23. Kitbitz (kitbitz.art) — 2,000+ hand-drawn illustrations
24. 3Dicons (3dicons.co) — a library of free 3D icons for modern interfaces
25. Anime.js (animejs.com) — lightweight JavaScript animation library for the web
If you're building with AI, this list will save you hours.
Save it. 🔖
