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When AI makes you 10x faster at coding, CI becomes the bottleneck. I got ours from 40 minutes down to 2. Here's everything I did:

Supabase has become one of the default backends for the AI coding era. The open source Postgres platform now has 13 million users, spins up more than a million databases every week, and roughly 70% of its new activity is coming from agents. As coding shifts from developers writing software by hand to agents building on their behalf, Supabase has been rebuilding itself around that new user. Supabase co-founder and CEO Paul Copplestone joins Garry, Harj, and Jared on the Lightcone to talk about what happens when everyone can become a builder. They dive into why personal software may become as common as personal documents, how to design products that agents actually want to use, and why knowing what to build may matter more than knowing how to build it. 01:18 - Growth and 4x Revenue 02:35 - Three Eras of Supabase 04:34 - “Builders” vs. Traditional Devs 08:42 - Personalized Apps 12:12 - Personal Databases & Data Ownership 15:56 - Scaling to Billions 17:58 - AI Adoption At Supabase 19:58 - Lessons Learned Along The Way 27:29 - Building For Personal Agents, Dogfooding 30:01 - Agent-First Design and Evals 38:42 - The Future Of Coding 42:36 - Opening Up More Entrepreneurship

12 months ago 100% of my coding was done locally against my computer's filesystem now ~5% is done locally, my computer is a conduit to download and upload files to cloud agents most days my iPad and iPhone are all I need and I'm getting 50x more work done than I was a year ago

I've been coding for 40 years, and loved it. I don't code anymore, but I still love building things for the same reasons, and it provides the same rewards. Coding just happened to be a means to an end for me, one I was good at, was lucky to get paid to do, and enjoyed the process of. Yet I don't miss it. I spent about 3 years writing a LED management system that could deliver arbitrary graphics over WiFi to various LED devices, like this panel. But I had to drive it from a Pi. They make a receiver card that works over Ethernet, so "all" I had to do was port my code to it! I connected a Mac directly to a Colorlight 5A-75B receiver card to drive eight LED panels. The goal was simple: display solid blue. Naturally, this became an investigation involving raw Ethernet packets, reverse-engineered vendor libraries, volatile configuration tables, slow-motion 240fps video, and a brief period during which I apparently owned only five of my eight panels. The card had never been commissioned (or configured) for these panels. We had no Windows machine, and the receiver’s idea of sensible defaults was “green bars, with enthusiasm.” We extracted the vendor’s configuration machinery, generated an FM6124 profile, and applied it to RAM without writing the card’s flash. Eventually, we achieved two bright blue panels and several dark ones. Then I counted the panels again. Eight. There were eight. I honestly thought I only had 5. Correcting the geometry got us uniform blue. It also flickered like a nightclub operating under a questionable electrical permit. The crucial clue: stop transmitting, and the picture became steady. Our packets were disturbing the peace. Precise macOS scheduling cured the flicker. Then live content revealed a cyan seam and repeated sections. Sending smaller packets made the picture repeat more neatly, which was technically progress if you were building wallpaper. The culprit was duplicated pixel packets. Sending each once fixed the image. Sending one synchronization packet instead of two removed the big backward jumps. But occasional stutters remained. We verified that 30 new images arrived every second, with about 50 frames buffered. Every image went out twice at 60 Hz, in order. The packet captures looked immaculate. The display occasionally looked as though it had forgotten why it entered the room. So we built a test pattern with frame counters, binary codes, and moving shapes, then filmed it at 240 fps. There it was: one image held for about 50 milliseconds, the next for only 16.7. A tiny pause, followed by a hurried attempt to look busy. The final timing change was to upload the pixels early and reserve the precise refresh deadline for the sync packet alone. Sync intervals tightened from roughly 16.27–17.05 ms to 16.64–16.70 ms. Both the test pattern and live ticker visibly improved. Solid blue turned out to require counting to eight, teaching a Mac punctuality, and explaining to an Ethernet receiver that saying everything twice does not make it clearer. All the fun, none of the code :-)

It worked. Gave Claude $20. Left it coding overnight. Woke up to: • finished script • +$95 from first 5 trades Didn’t touch anything. Then I found this wallet: 0xb27b...b82 • $384,858 profit • 13,070 predictions • $18.5K biggest win • Started March 2026 Almost no one is watching it. While building my script, I copytraded it to test the math. Started with $80. → $4,218 in a few weeks Every position is identical in structure. Not trading. One equation. Running while you sleep. Examples: $17,839 → $36,318 (+103%) $3,112 → $15,011 (+382%) $10,676 → $22,178 (+107%) Here’s the exact framework I gave Claude: 1. Temporal bias Find BTC time windows with >65% edge. Ignore everything else. 2. Kelly sizing Size based on confidence. Never fixed bets. f* = (p × b − q) / b 3. Volatility filter Skip high volatility. Trade only clean conditions. 4. Bayesian updates Update probabilities after each trade. The system improves over time. Claude built everything while I slept. Funded it with $20. First trade fired minutes later. You’re seeing this early. That window doesn’t stay open. You only need Claude + Device + 1 hour/day. Giving This Free for 24 hours. To get it: 1. Comment the word 'CLAUDE' 2. Like and Retweet this post 3. Follow me @SimslearnAi (so i can DM you)

I Made an AI Game Engine, it's everything you need all in one place. Integrates with Codex, Claude, Cursor, Openrouter, Ollama (can run open source local AI) & so much more. Built in 3D world engine, voxel engine, 2D game sprite creation system, sound FX, audio. Can integrate with Unreal Engine, Unity, Godot, Roblox, Blender. Includes it's own built in 3D modelling system. Driving physical, 3D AI generation, text and video to animation... and more :) BETA! release official. Now out of early access Alpha. You can also use it strictly for vibe coding. It doesn't need to be a game engine. I stopped using Curosr/Claude Code and Codex separately and now I just use them all via WizardGenie. It's more organized. Overmind and Overseer modes supporting multi-agent swarms (IE one controlling agent brain, that directs as many sub-agents as your PC can handle) also supports LAN computers running WizardGenie (for when you just have to run SO many coding agents, that one PC isn't enough). It's been about a year of 7-day / week 14 hour day development. Thank you all who supported early access! You guys are golden. I truly feel now like WizardGenie is at a place where it's a fully capable game development engine, integrated with my Sorceress game creation suite, there is no type of game that you cannot make. [ LINK in COMMENTS ]

Build a better Claude Code workflow: • CLAUDE.md: Project context • Settings: Permissions • Rules: Coding standards • Commands: Reusable workflows • Agents: Specialised tasks • Hooks: Automated checks A solid setup makes AI coding more effective. #ClaudeCode

Morphy1.1-Coder-7B is almost ready. We’re currently testing it and might also publish its coding performance results before the official release.

I'm excited to announce that I am now the official Lead Developer for @BLOCKBOUNDdev!! Due to recent ownership changes, I handle coding/programming and other cool stuff like that. I'm known for being interactive with the community! I'll maybe stream development, coach on coding, and more! I'm excited to make my entrance to the dev team! #dev #BLOCKBOUND #roblox

Here’s a Google Drive of most of my Heated Rivalry fics! Some are missing because they had coding so I’ll rework them for the drive and upload by next week.

Carbon has been really good for design as well. Not just coding. It’s gonna be great when y’all get to try it!

ABSOLUTE F*CKING GOLDMINE AND EVERY ONE FREE Claude Code Pro costs $20 a month. antigravity alone lists 2,750+ installable skills in its catalog, VoltAgent holds 161+ ready subagents across 10 categories, and none charges you extra 10 GitHub repos that staff your Claude Code session: 01 anthropics/skills → Anthropic's own SKILL.md reference folders for Claude Code. shows the canonical format so every custom skill you write loads on the first try 02 awesome-claude-code-subagents → VoltAgent's collection of 161+ ready subagents across 10 categories. copy a reviewer, debugger or architect instead of writing the role prompt yourself 03 claude-skills → ships 398 production-ready skills and plugins for 13 AI coding tools. one install replaces hunting across dozens of repos 04 claude-code-templates → ready configs for agents, commands, hooks and MCP servers. starts a new project with a working .claude folder instead of a blank directory 05 awesome-claude-code → curated index of skills, hooks, plugins and developer tooling. finds the vetted piece without scrolling through GitHub search results 06 ui-ux-pro-max-skill → design intelligence skill for building professional layouts across platforms. gets sane palettes and spacing without a separate designer pass on every screen 07 planning-with-files → persistent file-based plans that survive long sessions and context resets. stops the agent from losing the map when memory clears mid-task 08 marketingskills → marketing-focused skills covering copy, SEO and launch checklists. fills the prompt gap when a codebase agent has to write a landing page 09 vercel-labs/skills → the CLI for the open agent skills ecosystem. one command pulls any published skill into Claude Code, no manual file copying 10 antigravity-awesome-skills → catalogs 2,750+ installable SKILL.md playbooks with a local search engine. searches and previews a plan before the agent touches your codebase pick one recurring task that drains your time every week. install the skill for it, run it once and read what the agent actually did before you schedule the next one source → vet → install → staff → ship every skill runs with your plan's usage and permissions, and community packs are not audited by Anthropic. read a SKILL.md before installing save this and check the full breakdown below ↓

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imagine paying $200 a month and your coding agent wakes up one day with new rules you never agreed to that's claude code right now. game recreations blocked, pushed from the server, no changelog

ANTHROPIC IS CRACKING DOWN ON VIDEO GAME REWRITES 🚨 Claude Code picked up a new rule around Oct 27, sent from Anthropic’s servers under a flag called "tengu_heron_brook". There’s no setting to turn it off. The full rule: “Do build original games, games in a genre, and games from the user’s own designs and assets. Don’t build a recreation of a specific existing game, even if it is renamed or called original.” Is this the end of game rewrites, modding and everything in between?

Learn Coding by playing games 1. Kubernetes 2. DevOps 3. Linux 4. Git 5. Python 6. CSS & HTML 7. Cybersecurity 8. Mobile Coding (like Duolingo) 9. For Complete Beginners 10. 25+ Programming Languages

FREE AI coding API for developers! → DeepSeek V4.1 Flash → GLM 5.3 Flash What’s included? • Free daily usage on both models • Daily usage reset • One API key for Claude Code, Cursor & OpenCode • OpenAI compatible API • No subscription required for the free tier How to get started: 1. Visit : 2. Sign up and generate your API key 3. Connect it to your preferred coding tool 4. Start building! Free AI coding access without a monthly subscription 👀

Learn Coding by playing games 1. Kubernetes 2. DevOps 3. Linux 4. Git 5. Python 6. CSS & HTML 7. Cybersecurity 8. Mobile Coding (like Duolingo) 9. For Complete Beginners 10. 25+ Programming Languages

image generation has become an important tool for coding agents you can use it to generate concept UI or reference art for video games OpenCode 2.2.3 has an image gen tool that supports image models from OpenAI, Gemini, Grok and more

Coding drives innovation & fuels creativity. Yet the lack of diversity in programming can perpetuate biases & deepen inequalities in the digital world. On Thursday’s #WorldCodingDay, @UNESCO is calling for a more inclusive digital future.

FREE JAILBREAK PROMPTS FOR 26+ AI MODELS someone dropped a whole collection of jailbreak prompts on GitHub, completely free. here are some of the major models covered: - Claude Opus and Sonnet - Gemini 4 Argon and Gemma 4 - DeepSeek V3, V4 and 4.1 - GLM 5.2 and 5.3 Flash - Kimi K2, K3 and K3.1 - Qwen 3.7 and 3.8 - Mistral Large 4 - GPT-OSS 20B - Nemotron 3 Ultra - Muse Spark 1.3 how to use: 1. open the repo and find your model's file 2. copy the full prompt 3. paste it into system instructions or custom instructions 4. for coding agents, add it to "AGENTS.md" 5. start a new chat and test it 32 prompts, free and open source. save it before it gets taken down