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So the bottleneck has shifted. It's not "can you build it." Increasingly it's "did you see it." The scarce resource is the idea itself, the noticing, the taste to pick the right one out of the cloud of nearby ones that look almost identical but aren't.

It's mostly now "can you think it".

Execution obviously still matters. But the building part has gotten dramatically cheaper, faster, more accessible. A small team with taste can now ship what used to take an army.

The old saying that "ideas are worth nothing, execution is everything" feels increasingly wrong to me.

Consider: 2 years ago, the idea was basically "Claude isn't available outside the US, fork VS Code, wrap it." That's it. That's Cursor. ~$50B company.

Your MongoDB types show one thing, your schema shows another, and your indexes live in a shell script only one person remembers.

Prisma Next gives you one contract for embedded docs, relations, indexes, and polymorphic collections.

I’d recommend give it a shot with coding agents. You’d be surprised how accessible they’ve become.

Manus timeline: 

- Launched March 2025 
- $100M revenue in ~6 months 
- Acquired by Meta for $2B in December 2025 
- Execs join Meta as employees 
- Money gets transferred 
- April 2026: China blocks the deal LOL what

If we're not building this together, I am not having a lot of fun.

The biggest reason I want to open source Command Code?

I want every developer to be able to build on top of what we've built. 

So your coding agent is MORE closer to what you actually want it to be.

Code is cheap. AI can code really, really well now.

Postgres RLS sounds great in theory: embedded access control right in the database.

In practice, there's complexity in policy configuration, managing your attack surface, and performance implications.

Our latest article takes a deep dive into RLS.

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