Column permissions are finally here! Your #1 requested feature. Control exactly who can view and edit each property in your database. So the sensitive stuff can stay private 🔐

All this anti-@raycast rhetoric is baffling God forbid a company charges $8 a month for something you use hundreds of times a day

The people building AI earnestly believe that it could kill us all by the end of the decade. This is not a marketing stunt. If anything, many executives and senior researchers will couch their phrasing in the press to sound sensible - but I hear the same people express fear privately. No other human activity poses this level of danger.

It's been two weeks but I still can't believe that I saw @FLOW_official live 🥹🥹🥹

i'm really enjoying the part of vibe coding that lets me get all my dumb ideas out, play with them for a bit, and then toss them. instead of just repeatedly wondering if they are good or bad ideas. wonderful for clearing room for new bad ideas, at least

Customizable sidebars 🔜

this isn’t a popular take anymore, but I think every founder should have a passion project on the side I run a 130-person team at @beehiiv. we have a mature product… there aren’t many greenfield opportunities for me to build something from the ground up anymore earlier this year, a couple of friends and I invested in and launched a luxury wellness club in Medellín. it was the perfect excuse to scratch that creative itch so I spent a few weekends building the website myself: no designers, no engineers, just a whole lot of curiosity prior to that, I had never truly vibecoded anything learning how to actually use these AI tools totally changed how I approach problems back at @beehiiv since then: > I’ve built a customer support agent that gathers data and context so our team can answer tickets faster > I’ve built a dashboard to proactively monitor and detect fraud in the beehiiv Ad Network > I’ve vibecoded tons of pages for the marketing site to test new positioning > my default for any problem now is to build a prototype for the team to evaluate even if just for those few weekends, giving myself permission to tinker on something new provided such a fresh perspective. it genuinely made me a much better operator I know Alex Hormozi told you not to, but I think there’s a lot to gain from tinkering on something on the side