I’m Ryan, a full-stack developer who enjoys building useful, well-crafted, and open sourced software. I got into programming to solve real problems.

Joined September 2018
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Pilot the last Vanguard fighter against endless alien waves. Swarmada is a pure survival arcade experience featuring intense boss encounters, upgrades, and a replay-verified global leaderboard. 100% custom code and assets. Compete for the top spot: rndxdev.github.io/swarmada/
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Always on the lookout for ways to upgrade the command line workflow. This looks incredibly promising: shelloveu — A Shell You Actually Want to Use. Read the full breakdown here: rndx.dev/blog/shelloveu-a-sh…

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I DEMAND A REFUND @AnthropicAI
The US government, citing national security authorities, has issued an export control directive to suspend all access to Fable 5 and Mythos 5 by any foreign national, whether inside or outside the United States, including foreign national Anthropic employees. The net effect of this order is that we must abruptly disable Fable 5 and Mythos 5 for all our customers to ensure compliance. Access to all other Claude models is not affected. We apologize for this disruption to our customers. We believe this is a misunderstanding and are working to restore access as soon as possible. Read our full statement: anthropic.com/news/fable-myt…
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Your team spent 3 months building your new landing page. Your friends told you it "looks clean." Your designer said it’s "modern." But your Stripe dashboard is dead silent. Here is why internal feedback is a silent killer for startups: When people know you, they look for things to praise. They bypass the confusing menus, the vague copy, and the broken mobile buttons because they already know what your product does. Real customers don't care about your feelings. If they don't get it in 3 seconds, they leave. Stop asking people who love you for advice on your website. Use BurnTest to get brutally honest, unfiltered feedback from anonymous users who don't care about your feelings—only your UX. Check your site before your traffic leaks: burntest.io/join?ref=533DEIS…

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🚨 THIS IS HOW THE SPACEX IPO WILL ACTUALLY PLAY OUT Day 1 opens with a pump Retail buys the hype Insiders sell into it That's not a prediction - that's every major IPO in history Then comes 6 months of slow bleed while retail holds and hopes Then hype dies Everyone who bought Day 1 is underwater That's when institutions quietly start accumulating at the price they actually wanted No, no! Not at $1.77T valuation At whatever the market decides it's actually worth There are two ways to play this Buy the launch and hand insiders a perfect exit Or wait 6 months until nobody is talking about SpaceX anymore - and buy from the people who bought from the insiders And today, that price is $1.77 trillion You know what to do! If you've been following me closely you knew when and why S&P 500 would start correcting Many of my followers also took profit from the GOLD pump The next stock market updates will be the most important ones The reason is simple - we're entering a correction phase Turn on notifications and you'll realize how much valuable info you've been missing by not doing it sooner
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BREAKING: Our traders forecast Elon Musk to be worth $1.46 trillion this year — an all-time high
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Most business websites are losing customers and the owners have no idea why. Confusing layouts. Weak mobile UX. Slow load times. Bad calls-to-action. I’ve been using BurnTest to give and receive brutally honest website feedback from real people — and some of the issues being uncovered are things that directly impact conversions. If you want real feedback instead of friends saying “looks good,” check it out: burntest.io/join?ref=533DEIS… @BurnTestUX

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Made a little arcade shooter called Swarmada. Endless alien waves, boss fights, a leaderboard worth chasing. Play it in your browser right now: rndxdev.github.io/swarmada/

ALT Gameplay from the arcade game Swarmada. A small player-controlled fighter ship weaves around a dark ▎ space background, firing rapid shots upward at waves of alien enemies swarming in from the top of the ▎ screen. Explosions burst as enemies are destroyed, and the score climbs in the corner.

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💰 GIVEAWAY TIME 💰 I am GIVING AWAY the $625 that I made from the Tradeify Grand Cup Rules: ❤️ Like ♻️ Repost ✍️ Comment your #1 trading goal this year Code JDUN gets you best discount always with tradeify, & I trade LIVE every morning.. Winners picked 6/10/26 (5 winners)
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This is what some clients will think. That if a YouTuber can do it in 30 minutes, then it actually takes 30 minutes. They don't see how much preparation/editing/retakes videos have. And how much time it takes to actually deploy/launch a project.
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"Urgent Security Notice re: Your Sentry Organization" Someone tried to hack Sentry-using apps that use coding agents by 1. Sending a fake bug alert to their project (all you need is the app's public Data Source Name) 2. The fake bug tried tricking a coding agent trying to fix it into installing some a compromised NPM package 3. The compromised package would send the env contents of the machine to advisory-tracker[.]com/api/v1/telemetry This highlights a crucial thing for using agents in an automated way:
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THE S&P 500 JUST BROKE ABOVE THE DOT-COM BUBBLE TOP That level held for 25 years as the absolute ceiling of the market Every major bull run in history stopped there - In 2000 it was the top - In 2007 the market didn't even come close Nothing has ever closed above it - until now This zone has one job: end bull markets The market just printed a level that has never been sustained in modern history And everyone is acting like that's normal Where does this end? Look at every previous time this zone was tested There's only one direction it has ever resolved FOLLOW NOTIFS ON!
JUST IN: $250,000,000,000 added to the US stock market today
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Zcash Founder when he finds out Claude Opus 4.8 found a 4-year-old bug in 5 minutes that his entire team missed since 2022
🚨do you understand what Claude Opus 4.8 just found. a critical Zcash bug that existed since 2022. undetected for 4 years. security researcher Taylor Hornby used Opus 4.8 to write a complete exploit that generated unlimited, undetectable counterfeit ZEC in a local test environment. here's the part nobody is talking about: > the vulnerability had gone unnoticed in the Orchard shielded pool since it launched in May 2022. > the bug was patched on June 2. 4 days after discovery. > Arthur Hayes exited his entire ZEC position after the disclosure. > ZEC dropped 30%. the same AI you use to write emails just found a bug that could have collapsed an entire blockchain. Claude Opus 4.8 isn't a chatbot anymore. it's a security engineer that works 24/7.
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OPENAI VALUATION: $1T ANTHROPIC VALUATION: $1T WALMART VALUATION: $900B OPENAI REVENUE: $13B ANTHROPIC REVENUE: $20B WALMART REVENUE: $725B BUT AI IS DEFINITELY NOT A BUBBLE, RIGHT?
BREAKING: Anthropic now projected to IPO before OpenAI Both are targeting valuations above $1 trillion
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investors sitting with cash right now
Jun 1
BREAKING: S&P 500 hits record high of 7,600
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Anthropic valuation: $965 Billion Walmart valuation: $926 Billion Anthropic revenue: $47 Billion Walmart revenue: $681 Billion
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BREAKING: Anthropic submits draft to SEC for IPO
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🚨 SOMETHING BAD HAPPENING We just broke the ascending channel. This has happened twice in modern history. World War 2. Dot-com collapse. AI bubble. Third time is not the charm.
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Banks have quarterly lending targets. The last 10 days of every quarter, branch managers will approve loans they would have denied 3 weeks earlier. Same application. Same score. Different week of the year. Approval rates jump 30-40% in the last 10 days of March, June, September, December. This is real and nobody talks about it. Every bank has internal lending quotas. Branch managers, regional managers, and lending officers all have number targets they have to hit by quarter end. If they miss the quota, their bonus gets cut. If they hit it, they get a bigger bonus. The fiscal pressure is REAL. Some of these people get paid 30-40% of their total compensation in performance bonuses tied to lending volume. They start the quarter aggressive on credit decisions. They tighten if they're ahead. They LOOSEN if they're behind. The last 10 days of the quarter, especially if the branch is under target, you can submit an application that would have been denied 6 weeks earlier and walk out approved. The quarters that matter: Q1 ends March 31 Q2 ends June 30 Q3 ends September 30 Q4 ends December 31 Apply between March 21-31. Apply between June 20-30. Apply between September 20-30. Apply between December 21-31. Q4 is the most powerful window because annual bonuses are tied to it. December 22-30 is the single best 9-day stretch of the year to submit business credit applications. The bank wants to close the year having hit their number. Branch managers will personally approve loans the underwriting algorithm wanted to deny. They'll waive documentation requirements. They'll push borderline files through committee. They'll find reasons to say yes. The same Chase Ink application that gets you $18K in early February will get you $35K in late December. Same person, same FICO, same income, different week. What to do: If you're planning a stack, time the launch to hit the last 10 days of a quarter. Have your LLC formed, EIN secured, business checking open, and credit cleaned up by day 80 of the quarter. Submit applications between day 80 and day 90. If you've been denied recently, wait until the quarter is closing and re-apply. Different humans review files at quarter end. Different decisions get made. For business loans (not credit cards), the effect is even stronger. SBA lenders, regional banks, and credit unions all have annual targets. SBA lenders also have a "fiscal year" that ends September 30, so September is double-loaded with pressure for them. A friend of mine got denied for a $150K business loan at PNC in August 2024. Same application. Same revenue. Same FICO. Re-submitted September 28. Approved 11 days later for $175K at 7.8% APR. The only thing that changed was the date. This isn't a hack. It's how every commission-based business works. Salespeople push hardest at quarter end. Why would lending officers be different? They're salespeople. The product they sell is loan approvals. They have monthly and quarterly quotas just like a car salesman. Banks would prefer you applied in January when they're starting fresh and have all the pricing power. They want to deny you when it doesn't hurt their numbers. Apply when it DOES hurt their numbers. dm me "funding" and i'll show you how you can qualify for up to 250k in 0% APR funding (if you have a 700 )
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HOLY SHIT!, My girlfriend an I just got an amber alert on my iphone with a Bitly link to what i assume is malware: Also confirmed that the Amber Alert is fake. This is bad. Any of you cool #malware cats want to check it out?
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introducing laravel moat as an open source maintainer, recent supply chain attacks in the ecosystem made me want a simple cli to audit the security of my GitHub organizations and repositories built in Rust. for any open source project on GitHub
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Google is making big changes to its search engine. Instead of mostly showing links to websites, it’s now going to put AI-generated answers and interactive features front and center. Starting next Tuesday, search results will include bigger conversation-style boxes, AI information assistants, and personalized mini-apps powered by Gemini. The old “ten blue links” era is basically over. This shift will send even less traffic to independent websites and news publishers on top of the drops many have already seen from Google’s AI overviews. Publishers who rely on Google to get readers will need to adapt fast, because fewer people will click through to the original content.
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