@kkyrio — Postgres backups in 10 lines of bash
Postgres + no backups = playing with fire 😱
10 lines of bash = Automated peace of mind
✅ Compressed ✅ Hourly exports to S3 ✅ Monitored with healthchecks
Don't risk losing your customers' data 🛡️
Smart, because the setup literally never changes — pg_dump, compress, ship to S3, ping a healthcheck URL if it worked. That's it. Most teams overcomplicate this with managed services when a cron job and an S3 bucket will do for 95% of projects. The healthchecks integration is the part people miss: you don't just want the backup to run, you want to know if it didn't run.
@rauchg — v0 building a canvas grid with scroll virtualization
Had @v0 build me a high-performance <canvas> based grid, with scroll virtualization, responsiveness, and a debug mode to render dimensions & fps. Design inspired by @midjourney
Guillermo using v0 to prototype a <canvas> grid with scroll virtualization is a decent signal for where AI-assisted UI work is heading. Scroll virtualization in canvas is non-trivial — you're managing viewport math, repainting only what's visible, and keeping the fps counter honest. The fact that v0 got something workable there (even if it needed direction) is more interesting than the usual "AI built my landing page" demo.
@kevinkern — Build an AI app in 10 minutes with Cursor and v0
Build your AI app in 10 minutes with Cursor and v0
Full Tutorial Thread 🧵
Saved this more as a reference for the workflow than the time claim. The Cursor + v0 combo has become the default scaffolding stack for AI-adjacent prototypes — v0 generates the UI, Cursor handles the logic and wiring. Whether you actually ship something useful in 10 minutes depends on what "app" means, but the tooling combination is legitimately fast for getting a skeleton running.
