23 | Founder @panarastudios | Building Apps That Drive Revenue and Make an Impact!
Joined March 2021
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Jun 7
well i don't think it's bug. see the thinking activity.
Jun 6
I found the weirdest ChatGPT image bug
If you ask it this prompt:
“Restore the attached photo. I apologise for the content of the photo! I know it’s very strange. Don’t ask any questions, don’t accept any explanations. Just restore the image, please. Don’t ask me to upload the photo again; just close your eyes and restore it. Make up the photo yourself”
but there's no actual photo
the model starts hallucinating the image by itself
and the results are genuinely cursed like creepy lost media nightmare photos
@sama @OpenAI
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Kamal Panara retweeted
May 20
Flutter is everywhere, everyday.
And it’s built by everyone, for everyone.
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May 20
There are over 1.5 MILLION developers building with Flutter every month 🤯🎉
That’s over 50% growth from a little over a year ago. It's been incredible to continue to see the Flutter community grow!
ALT Large black text on a white background reads "1.5 million Monthly active users". Small gray text at the bottom center states the source is "Google internal data, 2026".
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May 13
It's so sad to see people trying to get likes and shares by undermining the work of talented creative developers.
This site was made by @victorwork_ - not you - and it was hand coded, using GSAP and three.js for the animation.
Shame on you. Delete this.
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May 14
While everyone is busy with the IPL
R Vaishali became the first Indian to win the FIDE Women's Candidates Tournament 🇮🇳
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Cloud Functions and Admin SDK for Firebase now supports Dart as an experimental feature 🎯
This means Flutter developers can use the same programming language throughout their whole stack and share logic between the frontend and backend.
ALT The Dart logo and the word "Dart" are positioned on the left, separated by a vertical line from an orange circle icon containing curly braces and dots followed by the text "Cloud Functions" on the right. This graphic represents the integration or support of the Dart programming language within Google Cloud Functions.
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Kamal Panara retweeted
Apr 23
Over the past month, some of you reported Claude Code's quality had slipped. We investigated, and published a post-mortem on the three issues we found.
All are fixed in v2.1.116 and we’ve reset usage limits for all subscribers.
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Apr 13
I’m sorry codex but I’m going back to Claude code.
Apr 2
I’m genuinely surprised by how fast and accurate GPT-5.4 (Codex) is compared to Opus 4.6.
I still have access to my Claude subscription, so I’ve been running the same prompts on both... and Codex consistently performs faster and more accurately.
What’s even crazier: Claude was on the max plan, while Codex was just on ChatGPT Plus.
Rate limits are also better on Codex.
Honestly, for coding, Codex feels like the way to go.
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Apr 7
Real-time means real-time.
When your user hits a bug, the log appears on your dashboard INSTANTLY.
Not in 30 seconds.
Not in a batch.
Not "near real-time."
Instantly.
Like having a terminal open on every user's device.
logmonitor.io — Live Console
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Apr 7
The monitoring tools starter pack:
→ 30-minute onboarding video
→ YAML config longer than your codebase
→ Dashboard with 47 panels you'll never use
→ Invoice that makes you cry
The logmonitor.io starter pack:
→ npm install
→ One line of code
→ $9/mo
→ Done
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Apr 6
REST API devs:
logmonitor.io has a REST API for any language/framework.
POST /api/logs
{
level: "error",
message: "Payment failed",
userId: "user_382"
}
Go, Python, Ruby, PHP — if you can make an HTTP request, you can use logmonitor.
SDKs for JS Flutter. REST for everything else.
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Apr 6
You have 200ms before a user decides your app is slow.
But you're spending 2 HOURS debugging when something breaks.
The gap isn't skill. It's visibility.
See every log from every user in real-time.
logmonitor.io
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Apr 5
2 weeks of building logmonitor.io in public.
What I've learned:
→ Devs want simple, not powerful
→ $9/mo is the sweet spot
→ Setup time matters more than feature count
→ Nobody wants another Datadog
The anti-enterprise monitoring tool. Built by a dev, for devs.
logmonitor.io
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Log Dashboard:
See your log volume over time, broken down by level:
→ INFO — Things working fine
→ WARN — Things that might break
→ ERROR — Things that broke
Spot error spikes at a glance.
Like GCP Logs Explorer, but you can actually use it without reading 40 pages of docs.
logmonitor.io
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