Insane behaviour.
I wanted to test out @vercel's sandboxes, installed their cli and ran `vercel`, logged in, connected a project, and the cli immediately uploaded all the code in the current directory.
Check settings, by default they enable training on and sharing your code.
At k me if I wanted to upload my code, or disclose they would be training on it.
@rauchg wtf?
I wanted to test out @vercel's sandboxes, installed their cli and ran `vercel`, logged in, connected a project, and the cli immediately uploaded all the code in the current directory.
Check settings, by default they enable training on and sharing your code.
At k me if I wanted to upload my code, or disclose they would be training on it.
@rauchg wtf?
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NEW: @ChatGPT Image 2.6 is amazing and is already available on @Netlify AI Gateway
To celebrate how great it is, I made a little site that turns your birth city into a living travel poster.
Type your city. It finds a landmark and a local moment, then paints a looping gouache nds. Every poster joins a community library.
Style inspired by @devteamdrew. Built on @netlify using our primitives (AI Gateway, Functions, Blogs etc)
Go try it out here: birthcity.netlify.app
To celebrate how great it is, I made a little site that turns your birth city into a living travel poster.
Type your city. It finds a landmark and a local moment, then paints a looping gouache nds. Every poster joins a community library.
Style inspired by @devteamdrew. Built on @netlify using our primitives (AI Gateway, Functions, Blogs etc)
Go try it out here: birthcity.netlify.app
Two more image models are callable straight from a Netlify Function: gpt-image-2.6-sunburst and gpt-image-2.6-flare.
You can reach both through the OpenAI SDK, and AI Gateway handles the credentials.
netlify.com/changelog/gpt-…
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You can now buy proper web hosting with your Anthropic account 👊
Netlify is now in the Claude marketplace.
Build with Claude, publish on Netlify, share the link.
claude.com/marketplace/ag…
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Agent Experience
Build safer browser agent experiences by correctly annotating your WebMCP tools 🛡️
Join @maudnals and @kaskulikowski as they share tool annotations that help browser agents make smarter UI choices and protect your users.
Watch the full breakdown → goo.gle/4zCwTrn
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Sean Roberts retweeted
Zero gravity, zero tab-switching.
Your @antigravity agent can now deploy to Netlify right from the editor.
ntl.fyi/4AmHK8P
Your @antigravity agent can now deploy to Netlify right from the editor.
ntl.fyi/4AmHK8P
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I don't know how to make sense of this. This is more stars than React has. Is this skills repo more popular than React? Honestly, maybe it is. In which case, skills do matter, possibly more-so than libraries, and so, what do we do with that knowledge? idk.
300k on a markdown repo rofl
probably nothing
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This is probably it, but it's still wild to think about. To star a repo, you need a GitHub account and you need to go to the repo and press the button. I wouldn't think the non-dev lovable users are doing this. Unless there's a way to star from those platforms that I don't know about
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Yeah until relatively recently all of the main providers required git repos for deployments. We have had so many tell us they only have a GitHub to use Netlify - they thought they had to use it despite us not requiring it for a decade. So I think the tooling forced an influx of dependencies on GitHub but that trend is going away for the masses now that more providers support drop now and their own form of version control
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Agent Experience
Design WebMCP tools that guide real-world agentic workflows reliably.
@andreban shares how a structured design framework and roleplaying interactions before writing production code leads to tools that help keep agents on track.
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You can just do things
Community note
This is not built by Farhan, instead it is a screenshot of a video from the original creator @trunarla.
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Sean Roberts retweeted
Building on Netlify through Origin should feel seamless and natural.
Excited to be part of Cursor’s marketplace launch.
Excited to be part of Cursor’s marketplace launch.
Origin, Cursor’s code hosting platform, now supports over 20 integrations.
Connect your repos to tools for CI, deployments, code review, security, monitoring, and project management.
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JOIN US AT AGNTCon + MCPCon in a few weeks!! It's going to be sick!
I'll be giving a talk about how to measure and improve your agent experience beyond basic pass/fail evals. But there are a lot of other amazing speakers as well, come hang!
Use OUTREACH25 code for a sweet discount events.linuxfoundation.org/agntcon-mcpcon… @AgenticAIFdn
I'll be giving a talk about how to measure and improve your agent experience beyond basic pass/fail evals. But there are a lot of other amazing speakers as well, come hang!
Use OUTREACH25 code for a sweet discount events.linuxfoundation.org/agntcon-mcpcon… @AgenticAIFdn
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An uncomfortable truth for a lot of people is that a lot of the most successful people in any industry are wicked smart. We apply stereotypes based on the loudest people, but its not representative of norms. Most are crazy smart and got to where they are because of it.
I grew up in LA, one of my parents was a TV producer, my wife was an actor, many friends "in the industry." I've been constantly surrounded by it, and some of the stupidest seeming people (cause its their bit) are actually insanely smart and strategic in private. It sometimes is just beneficial for various reasons to... not show that side of you.
My favorite anecdote was when a friend (a model) was dating a phD in physics and a very rude person made some off the cuff degrading comment to model friend about it without realizing model friend has their own phD in math lol. You wouldn't know from their instagram though!
For the quoted video, I don't know Ben Affleck. I don't know how deep his knowledge goes. He's almost certainly not going to be more knowledgable than someone who professionally does this area of work full time, but he also to me on the surface sounds like someone who knows a LOT more than the average person and possibly even the average software engineer (on this topic).
Anyways, this applies to tech too. I see it constantly.
I grew up in LA, one of my parents was a TV producer, my wife was an actor, many friends "in the industry." I've been constantly surrounded by it, and some of the stupidest seeming people (cause its their bit) are actually insanely smart and strategic in private. It sometimes is just beneficial for various reasons to... not show that side of you.
My favorite anecdote was when a friend (a model) was dating a phD in physics and a very rude person made some off the cuff degrading comment to model friend about it without realizing model friend has their own phD in math lol. You wouldn't know from their instagram though!
For the quoted video, I don't know Ben Affleck. I don't know how deep his knowledge goes. He's almost certainly not going to be more knowledgable than someone who professionally does this area of work full time, but he also to me on the surface sounds like someone who knows a LOT more than the average person and possibly even the average software engineer (on this topic).
Anyways, this applies to tech too. I see it constantly.
Ben Affleck reveals he writes Python, understands convolutional neural networks, worked extensively with GPUs, and used his celebrity status to get private looks at Google and OpenAI’s video models
“I’ve always been kind of into computers since I was young. Then, when film alog film to digital, I became more interested in that aspect of it. The visual-effects workflow for many years has included machine learning, so I can write pretty shitty Python scripts and stuff like that.
“With convolutional neural networks, which were the precursors to what the transformer can do, which is much more computation simultaneously, you would do things like look at what’s called a tensor. That’s the numerical translation of a visual image in numbers, like the batch number, the frame number and the red, green and blue values of each pixel in each frame. It’s just that simple. That numeric is called a tensor.
“You’d use a convolutional neural network to identify patterns that reveal what’s called edge detection or feature extraction, which is identifying patterns well enough to know, this is where the window ledge is, so we can more easily take the green-screen image out and replace it with something.
“That was familiar to me early on because, prior to Artists Equity, I had a small visual-effects company. I’ve worked with GPUs a lot too. The visual-effects guys said, ‘Hey, you should see. There are a couple: Google and this other company, OpenAI, are doing really interesting stuff with transformers in video.’
“I’ve learned that I can actually just call up and go, ‘Hey, it’s Ben Affleck. Can I come see what you’re doing?’ Sometimes people say yes, to my astonishment.”
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I don't hear or read "wicked smart" without thinking of Good Will Hunting in any context. So this is very meta to me now lol
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