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5/ The real magic of MCP is when it deeply integrates into your actual coding flow. You can now ask your AI something like ‘wrap this in a feature flag’, it writes the code, it auto-creates or fetches the flag, and self-targets you into the flag for testing.
September 2, 2025 at 1:21 AM
5/ The real magic of MCP is when it deeply integrates into your actual coding flow. You can now ask your AI something like ‘wrap this in a feature flag’, it writes the code, it auto-creates or fetches the flag, and self-targets you into the flag for testing.
Stop doomscrolling trade war takes and get building with Open Standards
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Open Standards in a Trade War: Why You'll Need an Escape Hatch When Politics Hits Your Stack
Open Standards have never been more important. In a world with impending trade wars globally, it's likely that software will be taxed and restricted. Going forward it is going to be critical to be abl...
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March 4, 2025 at 6:51 PM
Stop doomscrolling trade war takes and get building with Open Standards
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Anyone tried replit yet and have any recommendations to get it out of error loops?
I was playing around with it and the google api and it couldn’t figure out a way past the error. For reference I’m trying to do as much as possible with just prompts.
I was playing around with it and the google api and it couldn’t figure out a way past the error. For reference I’m trying to do as much as possible with just prompts.
November 30, 2024 at 4:07 AM
Anyone tried replit yet and have any recommendations to get it out of error loops?
I was playing around with it and the google api and it couldn’t figure out a way past the error. For reference I’m trying to do as much as possible with just prompts.
I was playing around with it and the google api and it couldn’t figure out a way past the error. For reference I’m trying to do as much as possible with just prompts.
The team just launched Stale Feature Notifications into beta on Friday.
Really stoked about this functionality.
One of the biggest problems with feature flags is a build up of conditionals.
It’s our job to make it just as easy to remove a flag as it is to create them.
Really stoked about this functionality.
One of the biggest problems with feature flags is a build up of conditionals.
It’s our job to make it just as easy to remove a flag as it is to create them.
November 24, 2024 at 8:09 PM
The team just launched Stale Feature Notifications into beta on Friday.
Really stoked about this functionality.
One of the biggest problems with feature flags is a build up of conditionals.
It’s our job to make it just as easy to remove a flag as it is to create them.
Really stoked about this functionality.
One of the biggest problems with feature flags is a build up of conditionals.
It’s our job to make it just as easy to remove a flag as it is to create them.
Anyone here like to give design opinions?
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November 23, 2024 at 3:39 PM
Anyone here like to give design opinions?
Which badge style do you prefer? (Context on request)
Which badge style do you prefer? (Context on request)
No-code A/B testing is a mirage.
Companies will sell you the dream of visual A/B testing where you can get impact with no engineering effort.
This is a lie.
If you want impact, experimentation should start with engineering and move outward at your org.
Companies will sell you the dream of visual A/B testing where you can get impact with no engineering effort.
This is a lie.
If you want impact, experimentation should start with engineering and move outward at your org.
November 15, 2024 at 7:21 PM
No-code A/B testing is a mirage.
Companies will sell you the dream of visual A/B testing where you can get impact with no engineering effort.
This is a lie.
If you want impact, experimentation should start with engineering and move outward at your org.
Companies will sell you the dream of visual A/B testing where you can get impact with no engineering effort.
This is a lie.
If you want impact, experimentation should start with engineering and move outward at your org.
Product pricing is somehow all at once ubiquitous, dull, challenging and elusive.
As a startup you’re not meant to innovate on pricing strategies, but the decisions behind why other companies choose their pricing strategies is completely opaque.
Fun 😏
As a startup you’re not meant to innovate on pricing strategies, but the decisions behind why other companies choose their pricing strategies is completely opaque.
Fun 😏
November 14, 2024 at 3:14 AM
Product pricing is somehow all at once ubiquitous, dull, challenging and elusive.
As a startup you’re not meant to innovate on pricing strategies, but the decisions behind why other companies choose their pricing strategies is completely opaque.
Fun 😏
As a startup you’re not meant to innovate on pricing strategies, but the decisions behind why other companies choose their pricing strategies is completely opaque.
Fun 😏