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Railway, now in your pocket 📱🚄

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Pete Millspaugh @petemillspaugh.com

13 days ago

bubbles.town ("hacker news but independent blogs") is an interesting sample of TLD diversity on the indie web

among the 30 front page links today: .dev, .xyz, .art, .me, .space, .eu, .day, .lol, .co.uk, .studio

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Netlify @netlify.com

13 days ago

A #HotAppSummer build for everyone watching the World Cup without a team. ⚽☀️

Dana built Who Wins It All: tap once, it adopts a team for you, then gives you fan facts and reasons to cheer like a lifer!

Try 👉 whowillwintheworldcup.netlify.app
Join 👉 hotappsummer.netlify.app

Split-screen web app interface titled “Playful World Cup Pick.” The left panel asks “Who wins it all?” and explains that the prediction is a lighthearted, random forecast meant for fun. A large “Predict Again” button appears below, followed by a card showing the next active match, France vs. Senegal on June 16, 2026, in Boston. A standings table for Group A is partially visible beneath it. The design uses soft green gradients, rounded cards, and scattered confetti-like decorations.

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Elicit @elicit.com

14 days ago

Elicit co-founder and COO Jungwon Byun breaks down how to evaluate AI for evidence and research with more rigor:

- Where old evaluation methods fail
- A framework for evaluating superhuman AI
- How to catch confirmation bias and sycophancy in AI reports
- How to measure impact beyond time saved

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Elicit @elicit.com

14 days ago

The recording is live for "What's Next in AI for Life Sciences: Evaluating Superhuman AI.

AI is outpacing the evaluation playbook. The old metrics break down once AI takes on evidence synthesis, multi-step deliverables, and autonomous goals.

Watch the recording here: youtu.be/ajUxiHmjORs...

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Netlify @netlify.com

14 days ago

What happens when the agent is the user? Your CLI, your docs, your workflow assume a person. Agents work in parallel, at machine speed. Dana Lawson calls it "agent experience," live from AI Native DevCon London.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=R8Ef...

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Netlify @netlify.com

14 days ago

A lot of people still think Netlify is just for web apps.

It’s not.

In this clip, Dom talks about why the combination of Agent Runners, background functions, and Netlify primitives unlocks experiences that go far beyond a traditional website.

The output is the story. 👇

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Prisma @prisma.io

14 days ago

Review the pricing in the page below and share your feedback. We’re listening.

pris.ly/pricing-com...

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Prisma @prisma.io

14 days ago

Prisma Compute is free during public beta.

We’re sharing expected pricing early so we can refine it before we lock it in.

You’ll pay for requests, memory, active CPU, and outbound bandwidth.

No deploy fees, preview branch fees, idle app fees, or made-up compute units.

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Netlify @netlify.com

14 days ago

A #HotAppSummer build for dark nights and good company. 🔥🌲

Dana built Campfire Tales: a horror-comedy generator that spins a personalized spooky legend around you and a friend. Pick your monster and your ending.

Try 👉 campfire-tales.netlify.app
Join 👉 hotappsummer.netlify.app

Screenshot of the Campfire Tales homepage with a dark, atmospheric horror theme. A glowing campfire icon appears above the large heading, “Welcome to Campfire Tales,” with the subtitle, “A Custom Horror-Comedy Storyteller.” Below, text explains that Campfire Tales generates personalized horror-comedy legends based on the user and a companion, blending supernatural suspense with satirical humor. A second section describes the process, stating that users answer eleven prompts to shape the story’s monster, rules, and ending. Small glowing golden lights float across the black background, creating a spooky campfire ambiance. At the bottom, an italicized invitation encourages readers to dim the lights and listen closely to the woods, above a large button labeled “STEP INTO THE DARK.”

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Netlify @netlify.com

15 days ago

“Create me a dashboard about me.”

That’s the prompt.

The result? A live dashboard deployed on Netlify and a shareable link returned automatically.

In this clip, Phanindra Reddy shows what happens when AI can do more than generate output. It can use tools, take action, and ship something real. 👇

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Netlify @netlify.com

15 days ago

Netlify is coming to Barcelona. 🎉

The first Build with Netlify meetup lands June 30th, with HackBarna and Happy Operators.

Build and deploy a full-stack app with your AI agent, then hack on your own idea. 10,000 Netlify credits for the winning project.

RSVP: luma.com/37ddi2n0

Promotional graphic for a “Build with Netlify: Barcelona” meetup. The top of the image features the Netlify, HackBarna, and Happy Operators logos. Large white text announces “Build with Netlify: Barcelona.” Event details below list the location as Carrer de Pujades, 100, the date as Tuesday, June 30, and the time as 5:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. GMT+2. The background is a teal gradient with geometric accents. At the bottom is a large stylized computer key labeled “ship it,” connected by a cable, reinforcing the software development theme.

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Zed @zed.dev

15 days ago

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Netlify @netlify.com

15 days ago

A #HotAppSummer build that's gloriously simple. ☀️

Born from Dana's Sunday "what do I even want to do" paralysis: So Bored is one button, one answer. Press it, get told what to do, go do it. That's the whole app, and that's why it works.

Try 👉 sobored.netlify.app
Join 👉 hotappsummer.netlify.app

Green-themed interactive-style graphic with the headline “WHAT SHOULD I DO?” in large dark and light green text on a pale striped background. A banner at the top reads “One Button • One Answer.” Beneath the headline, a message box says, “One press, one answer. No spoilers — see for yourself.” At the bottom is a large green button labeled “REVEAL IT” with a refresh-style icon. Decorative grass lines the bottom edge, and the design is framed with rounded green borders, giving it the appearance of a playful decision-making or random-answer tool.

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Netlify @netlify.com

15 days ago

A #HotAppSummer build for every American who's seen "22°" and had no clue whether to grab a coat. ☀️

Here's Help, I'm Abroad: instant metric conversions plus country cheat sheets with etiquette, tipping, and phrases for the essentials.

Try 👉 helpimabroad.netlify.app
Join �� hotappsummer.netlify.app

Vintage-style travel guide graphic with a light beige grid background and the headline “Help, I’m Abroad.” in large navy and orange text. Smaller text reads, “Metric system? Never met her” and “…send help (and a calculator).” The description promotes a field guide for Americans traveling abroad, helping them convert metric measurements, understand local phrases, and interpret temperatures, joking about not knowing what 22 degrees feels like. Along the bottom are colorful navigation-style buttons labeled “°C → °F,” “KM → Miles,” “KG → LBS,” “Liters → Gallons,” and “Where the loo at?” A dotted travel path with a small airplane icon curves across the bottom of the design.

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Ellie Huxtable @ellie.wtf

15 days ago

The only guarantee we have ever had is that Atuin will build on the latest stable version of Rust - older versions might work, but probably won't as we ship new releases. If you're unable to use the newest toolchain, we do build binaries on our release page! Is there a platform you are missing?

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Prisma @prisma.io

17 days ago

In our testing, the Rust rewrite resolved those issues and gave us a better path than carrying a growing private fork.

Rust has been part of Prisma’s roots for a long time, and it keeps helping us ship.

Read the blog 👇
pris.ly/bun-rust-co...

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Prisma @prisma.io

17 days ago

Bun’s @rust-lang.org rewrite now helps power Prisma Compute in production.

On stable @bun.sh, we hit memory leaks and SQL pool deadlocks after scale-to-zero. Those are critical for Compute, where apps can pause, resume, and serve traffic again.

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

18 days ago

confirming again

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Railway @railway.com

18 days ago

A wild 🐳 appeared in your sandbox

Changelog #0294

• Docker in Sandboxes
• Checkpoints and port forwarding in the CLI
• Sandbox file API in the TypeScript SDK
• Fixes and improvements

railway.com/changelog/2026-06-12-docker-in-sandboxes

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Netlify @netlify.com

18 days ago

This #HotAppSummer build is a love letter. ☀️

Our UX Director Sameera built Kòrsou '26, a tribute to Curaçao's World Cup debut, the smallest nation ever to qualify, unbeaten. The squad, the island, the language, the culture, all of it.

Take a look 👉 korsou-world-cup.netlify.app

Promotional graphic for the FIFA World Cup 2026 featuring the word “CURAÇAO” in large white and yellow letters on a dark blue background. Text states that Curaçao, an island nation of 156,000 people, has qualified for the World Cup, becoming the smallest nation ever to do so, and that they qualified unbeaten. Smaller text at the top reads “FIFA World Cup 2026 • USA • Canada • Mexico.” At the bottom are two buttons labeled “How They Got Here” and “See the Fixtures.”

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

18 days ago

is it too ai pilled or not ai pilled enough is the question

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Tom MacWright @macwright.com

18 days ago

new observable just dropped new.observablehq.com

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