AWS too, it seems?

Supabase has been really good so far. It’s nice having auth, db and storage all in one location and all on one bill. Maybe not as cost effective at scale for for a small app like Snowgoose, it’s perfect.

I wake up every morning and log into Google Cloud Console to check if I’ve gone bankrupt

No, but wasn’t “Endless Mr. Beast Spam” one of the circles of hell in Dante’s Inferno?

Yes! It was the most simple part of our setup. It has been rock solid as well

Great for personal things and small utilities. I don’t see how anyone can ship something in production with it. I use AI (cline!) a lot to supplement my coding but generally have to go back and refactor a lot of what it does. Also, it can get expensive quickly!

This is a good time to give a shoutout to @openrouter.bsky.social . We connect directly to the big AI companies (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google), but OpenRouter gives us the chance to quickly get out more esoteric models like Qwen3 and DeepSeek to our users. Great service!

#buildinpublic #indiehackers

We have been testing out hosting MCP servers in our app (hosted by @fly.io) and so far it has been working rock solid.

This is my choice. They seem to match my views on AI: cool technology that has a ton of uses and more than a few risks. Also, did you know that Casey’s boyfriend works at Anthropic?

2 users in my first 20 signups experienced a race condition that prevented their accounts from being initialized. It never came up in beta testing but showed up in prod. Fixed that day, but those users never tried to log back in.

I'm digging Qwen3 235B A22B so far (the name just rolls off the tongue too), but like you, I still need to put it through its paces.

This got me thinking that I really need to create some personal benchmarks.

In celebration, here is a very disturbing image of a snow goose wearing a Snowgoose t-shirt. Cursed image for sure. AI is weird.