There is obviously some distribution of productivity in software developers. In young startups, a highly productive developer has an outsized impact. A delay in product development can mean the company is entirely blocked from advancing its growth. The cost of a “slow” developer can become the entire burn rate of the company, as everyone waits for X to be finished. A more productive developer has a better chance of staying ahead of the critical path.
One effect is a fresh set of eyes. When I started my last job I immediately reorganised a pile of stuff in useful ways just based on my previous job - which made up for not knowing anything about the local lay of the land as yet. It can give your first few months a real perception boost!
CVector | Full Stack Software Engineer; UI/UX Designer | USA | REMOTE | Full-time | $75k/yr + 0.3% – 1%
CVector builds software to make energy systems smarter, more reliable, and autonomous. We integrate real-time data visualization and analytics to help power generation stations, chemical plants, and other critical infrastructure make informed decisions in rapidly changing environments. You'll help create intuitive, robust web apps and backend systems, shaping tools that directly impact industrial operations and energy reliability.
Remote-first team with occasional domestic travel to connect with users directly. Recent graduates may need to relocate.
Full Stack Software Engineer: We're looking for a passionate Full Stack Software Engineer comfortable working across our stack (Python, Typescript, React, Supabase, MQTT, Kafka, TimescaleDB, PostgreSQL, AWS).
UI/UX Designer: Explore the solution space for how users will interact with our app, and help us communicate more clearly with our customers and investors.
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I’ve designed real-time financial dashboards and AI advisors at FBS, built scalable design systems with dev teams, and translated complex healthcare data into clear UX at IU Health. With a Master’s in HCI and experience leading remote projects, I’d love to contribute.
US universities are being punished for allowing free speech of individual members. The federal government is angling to get these groups to self-censor.
On the hiring side, Motion Recruitment had good communication and good results for me. The agent tremendously improves the signal/noise ratio in the beginning of the hiring funnel.
Yes. Even the solidly Blue or Red states tend to be 55-45 in elections. A few extreme states might be 60-40. It really is more of an urban-rural divide with the suburbs deciding which way the state leans overall.
Yeah; start-ups will start paying tax much sooner since salaries are the main expense in software development, and only a fraction can be deducted per year. The tax change must make things marginally more difficult for young companies that have some revenue, aren't cash-flow positive, and have a short horizon.
CVector | Full Stack Software Engineer | USA | REMOTE | Full-time | $75k/yr + 0.3% – 1%
CVector builds software to make energy systems smarter, more reliable, and autonomous. We integrate real-time data visualization and analytics to help power generation stations, chemical plants, and other critical infrastructure make informed decisions in rapidly changing environments.
We're looking for a passionate Full Stack Software Engineer comfortable working across our stack (Python, Typescript, React, Supabase, MQTT, Kafka, TimescaleDB, PostgreSQL, AWS). You'll help create intuitive, robust web apps and backend systems, shaping tools that directly impact industrial operations and energy reliability.
Remote-first team with occasional domestic travel to connect with users directly. Recent graduates may need to relocate.
Supabase is really tough to make secure, and it is probably a poor choice if you are interested in vibe coding. Row Level Security is likely to be insecure if the author author doesn't have a deep understanding of Postgres or isn't paying careful attention to all of the generated code relevant to the database.
Is there a low-code backend/full-stack which is secure by default? I remember some clunky UI to define filters and projection in Firebase. Can a Django/Laravel app weekend project get there before Supabase?
Just "vibe coding" something minimal in a Cloudflare Worker, or even, ironically, a Supabase Edge Function that directly connects to the DB would 9 out of 10 times lead to something more secure than using RLS. The LLM will always default to RLS when using Supabase as that's what they promote the hardest in marketing materials, so that's what it's trained on.
Secure by default? No such thing by virtue of the fact that security is case dependent.
That said, all of the full fat frameworks make it pretty easy to define what should and shouldn't be visible to what users, the use case that he has would not have been harder to do using rails, phoenix, django, etc as a backend, and it would have been very easy to control the failures that he had.
It doesn't have to be full fat, it can be literally anything as long as it provides a backend layer inbetween the DB and the FE. It can be a single Typescript file that uses literally whatever the LLM defaults to, probably Express given its training materials, or Hono for something more modern, or any of the 1000 other options.
I think that this is the answer. Maybe someone who is great with Postgres Row Level Security will have an OK time with Supabase security, even if they are vibe coding. They wouldn't think of asking the AI for something that won't work.
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With Aider, you typically select only that part of the codebase that you want to work on. You can do this manually, or let the agent find files itself. It tends to break down if you need more than 20 files or so in the context.
