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this looks really good, very fun to play with too

this site is so slick great job! love how the email in the iphone works

To be fair this is useful for discovering bluesky from screenshots getting posted on other platforms.

Their product UI kind of looks like X, so it's helpful to know the source of a post

The irony of this article is that it reads with the annoying robotic cadence that makes me not want to read slop blogs

Sentences like "The licensing paradox: From freedom to exploitation" are starting to burn my eyes

Super impressive! Remember talking with Michael about his experience with Citus at Heap and reading his blog posts on Postgres

Super cool to see him working on this now, almost 10 years later

We have a hook that runs on session start and session end that sends data to a lambda with a hard coded JWT token that we ship in the code

We added that to the managed settings for our Claude instance as a “base” plugin and provision it to all machines using JAMF

A non-enterprises version of that would be to add this hook in your main repository’s .claude folder

DuckDB is amazing for any sort of fast data analysis when the data is small enough that it can fit on your laptop

Recently at work I've been using it to analyse the Claude code sessions of every engineer at our company (that we upload to S3) and it's been extremely helpful to help us find gaps in devex and have clear metrics to back up the impact of fixing them

Another thing it's been really useful for has been getting metrics on Claude skills usage and then dive into use-cases by looking at the transcripts

Other engineers that had never touched DuckDB were so impressed with how easy it is for AI agents to write queries on our dataset

This is a genius idea, I love it!!

Congrats on the launch, this looks very promising. I hadn't seen any installation that uses a URL to point to a skill, seems like an evolution of wizard scripts

That been said for more complex setups like on kubernetes where you need a collector and an operator I found OTEL to be super painful to setup a couple of years ago. Has it gotten any easier now?

Incredibly well done by Neal as usual!! Always has new fun experiments that are always completely new concepts

Great article as usual, got a flashback to reading your first post on here 8 years ago. At the time I was starting my career in tech by building small projects for fun and launching them on Product Hunt. Great to see you’re still going at it!