Harsha Vardhan audited three indie SaaS products built with Cursor this month. All three had the same silent billing bug. The webhook handler caught the Stripe event, logged it, returned 200 OK, and then did nothing. Stripe marked the event delivered and moved on. No access was revoked, no subscription
Every few weeks another "I hit $10k MRR" post goes up on Indie Hackers and half the replies are some version of "sure, but with a Twitter audience that was always going to happen." Usually they're right. Sometimes they're not. Mattia Pomelli&
Google pushed Gemma 4 out earlier this month. Four models, Apache 2.0, weights on Hugging Face and Kaggle and Ollama the same day. I've been poking at the smaller variants on a laptop for about a week now. The headline most people will write is about the
Anthropic dropped Opus 4.7 this week. On paper it's a point release. The kind of thing I'd normally skim the changelog for and then forget about by lunch. I've had a day with it now and I think it's the most
I open the same four tabs every morning. Pull numbers from a dashboard, paste them into a sheet, write a two-line summary, email it to my team. It takes maybe eight minutes and I hate every second of it. Anthropic shipped a Chrome extension that can supposedly take this off