heard this HARRIS WALZZ logo was making the rounds over here and I figure y’all might like the original hi-res files 🫶 dropbox.com/scl/fi/k2q8vsims…

If only more CEOs learned from their mothers. ❤️

Brexton is one of the hardest working individuals I’ve ever had the pleasure of jamming with. Thrilled that @seriesfinancial is finally out of the bag. 🙌

I can't code. I have hit walls in my career because of that inability. I've tried to learn, failed. Tried again, failed again. I learned to be okay with it. It's a blocker, not gonna lie. You're always reliant on someone else to implement, build, or see things though. I've learned how to work with developers to help build products, to be as close as possible to their workflow. I've pushed no-code tools like @webflow and @framer to their limits to make websites, apps, and actual products, but there's always been a big gap left unaddressed. Understanding data. Digging, sorting, grouping, aggregating, and checking to see actual numbers for usage, adoption, or just any idea that only the database can answer. I've always had to rely on a SQL-savvy developer for that. Like I said, I can't code, and I especially can't write SQL. I also don't like to distract developers just to see if a random thought related to our product is useful. A few months ago, we decided to see is we could use @OpenAI inside of @Basedash to solve that problem. We've been testing that AI-SQL assistant for a while, and today, we're launching it. It's amazing. And I'm not saying that because I design Basedash, I'm saying it because I'm now daily digging into our product DB to look up ideas I have around how our product is used. No more data blockers. No more waiting on developers to check an idea. No more distracting them from work just to help with a JOIN or mundane query. I just have to type in what I'm looking for, and the AI does the rest. It took a ton of work to get the integration right, but it's a massive feature for us to have in our product. I can't code, but with our SQL-assistant, I don't have to. You have to try this out with your data. Basedash is free for smaller teams. Like 5 minutes to set up, no joke. Also, for you skeptical devs out there, we restrict to only SELECT statements, so no way to break anything. Our entire driving force with this feature was to unblock devs, and to empower everyone else. You have to try this.

Huge shout out to my brother @nickeatman who's been with the Cowboys since forever and is kicking off a new show for the 23-24 season. It's rare to watch someone truly live their dreams. An incredible journey. 🙌

Congrats to my friends at @domainr, one of my favorite products and brands. You’ve provided endless happy hour entertainment (and a truly valuable resource) while separating me from many many dollars. @rr @Case and crew are true OGs 🙌

Keep an eye on @switchyards y'all. A monster ATL startup success story is hiding in plain sight.

🚀 Modyfi is in public beta and live on @producthunt 🚀 Modyfi is a collaborative, AI-native graphic design & image making platform. What Figma did for product designers, we’re doing for graphic designers and image makers. producthunt.com/posts/modyfi

just came over here to noet that the other place has a following feed now and you can even lock that mode okay bye

The National Anthem cover on the Napoleon trailer hits hard.

find me on that other app for this and other high quality content

clever logo visual at threads.net if you zoom out

y'all this is one of my favorite companies in the world, and Tarun is the real deal — if you're interested in joining a high class team building a meaningful product, take a deep look at Veza

A while back, I was talking with a friend who'd moved to the US a few years prior At some point, I said something like "we Americans..." and he froze with shock. He asked, "Wait, do you think of me as American?" Without much thought, I said "Of course!" He paused for a while and then said, "Wow. Back home no one would ever refer to a recent immigrant that way. Heck, they wouldn't refer to any immigrant that way, even if they'd lived there for decades" While the US has a lot of problems (many of which are our own making), this moment made me swell with joy and pride for this special place Happy birthday, America. I'm so proud to be the citizen of a country where, if you choose to build your life here and contribute to your community, you can become an American too 🇺🇸

I wrote about how long it took to get decent color management and wide gamut color on the web, and what was different this time around compared to earlier, failed, efforts. svgees.us/blog/colorHistory.…

Coleslaw on your plate with S tiers