Supabase's auth is MIT licensed and OSS, is it not?

https://github.com/supabase/auth/blob/master/LICENSE

Supabase is OSS but it's a real pain to actually self host it

Couldn’t you get Claude to go into Supabase’s auth code and make your custom like their’s but adapted to your stack?

"Claude, make my custom like their's but adapted to my stack. Make no mistakes"

You’ll have to drive the agent to do it, not a one-shot task. It’ll also require you to understand your codebase.

This is not funny because people are doing that for real.

Exhibit A, mi.

And don’t hallucinate.

What actions does agents enable that weren't already available from Airbyte?

The new Airbyte Agents offering brings a ton of new capabilities actually.

1. Programmatic Interfaces: Including a new REST API, SDK, and MCP Server. 2. New action verbs: Not just replication anymore. We have get/set/list/update/upload, and more! 3. New credentials passthrough: For all the above, you OAuth to Airbyte and we OAuth on your behalf to the systems your agent needs. No need to provide your agents dozens of different secrets in order to access the systems it needs. 4. Context Store. Like your agents' own data warehouse, but completely automatic and hands-free. For those use cases that just aren't possible when calling the REST API directly.

Again - thanks for your comment and sorry for the longwinded response. More info here: https://docs.airbyte.com/ai-agents/

The mind of the dualist is a radio so uncomfortable with its own circuitry that it invents a broadcasting tower to explain the music.

Radios are not capable of producing their own music.

A litmus test in the law for "good" (freedom-respecting) laws and "bad" (moral judgement/forcing homogenous morals) laws.

Utah has chosen, unfortunately, to abrogate the rights of parents to raise their children and to allow people to engage privately online.

Forge-jo is super interesting too!

> Any idea how they ensure this doesnt happen?

Build a deterministic query set and automate it for monthly or daily reporting reconcilliation.

Leave AI out of it.

Code.

Like as in what its made out of, or what it makes? Neither really makes sense here? Lots of things are made out of code and not necessarily agents, but also (from my decidedly outside observer perspective) "agents" are not limited to being code producers either.

Basket goods, basically.

Price of good i x Quantity of good i. Quantity is fixed year to year. So a loaf of bread, a gallon of milk, a TV, etc.

Sum those up across a reasonably representative basket, then compare that sum to the same quantity and new prices in a future year.

sum(P_i_new year x Q_i) / sum(P_i base year x Q_i) - 1 --> change in CPI

Hamburgers might be more expensive, but TVs, toilet paper, and dog kibble might not be.

Agreed completely. Other examples: long-distance telephone minutes, shoes, clothing, air travel... probably all cheaper.

I'm not up to date, I think. How so?

There's been a spat between some people on X, about how few engineers inside Google want to work with Gemini, given that it apparently is not great with code, and they would rather use Claude.

This same sentiment is there within Deepmind, except they have more power it seems. Perhaps Google is hedging their bet?

Best non-X link I could find: https://benzatine.com/news-room/internal-strife-at-google-th...

Does the EO actually hold any weight to that designation, or is that decided by the US Congress?