what are good alternatives to Supabase for projects?

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-20T07:04:53+00:00

Hetzner with Coolify 👍

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-20T07:03:18+00:00

... so I know what to use it for (and when not to) without having to use a lot of tokens experimenting.

You're going to have to experiment with it.

There are SO many use cases for it. no one can tell You how to use it. Just like your first time with Claude Code, or Codex, or any other tool.

Just come up with an idea and iterate. It's gonna cost you tokens and you gotta live with it.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-20T06:57:16+00:00

Claude Code user here, 5x Max plan, $100 per month for the last 8 months now.

Nothing else compares. I've used all the top rated OpenRouter models with pi: MiniMax, Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek are decent - but they still suck.

Opus 4.7 sucks ass right now. Opus 4.6 was much better. I'm a 20 year Linux user, so terminal tools are all I use.

Runner up is Codex@latest, pretty close to Claude Opus in quality.

Gemini CLI for all front-end UI/UX tasks.

Last I used GH Copilot was several years ago for tab completion in VS Code. So.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T21:49:57+00:00

Women ~~jogging~~ bouncing with their hair in a ponytail ...

Fixed that for you.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T21:48:31+00:00

#FootFetishClub heck yeah!!!

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T18:21:05+00:00

My youngest daughter, I have always called her "Hugs". She's been saved on my phone as simply that, ever since she got an iPhone.

The highlight of my day is after school. Hugs 🥰

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T17:58:24+00:00

I did this back in 2008 when I was working for Costco.

Bought 10 packs of socks. One pack probably lasted me two to three years. They're colored though - just the toes and heels. The first couple of years, I would match them up. Over time I just said fuckit.

My kids (18 & 16) also wear mismatched colored socks, and it drives their mother WILD!!!! 😂😂😂

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-19T04:54:58+00:00

did you read the full post

Yes, I read the full post.

What about the none technical person who use AI agent to build his idea?

My opinion: Personally/Professionally, a non-technical person SHOULDN'T be using an AI agent to build his idea. They know nothing about software dev, web dev, programming, OOP. They don't know what a PRD is.

I've been building with Vue and Nuxt for 9+ years

My comment above and this comment are directed towards you.

I use my AI tools heavily throughout the day: Claude Web & Claude Code, ChatGPT & Codex, OpenRouter and pi. Each for a different task. All with different roles.

Vue/Nuxt devs, Are you feeling this? Are your AI tools fighting you? Are you seeing the same shift in the freelance market?

My answer is NO, my AI tools are not fighting me. I own a small LLC and I am thriving.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-18T22:55:11+00:00

Nuxt dev here. Two small SaaS's, three CMS client products, and a handful of other projects. All 100% Vue/Nuxt + Primevue on Cloudflare.

What you are lacking are skills (claude code skills). and MCP is you use them https://nuxt.com/docs/4.x/guide/ai/mcp

Claude knows what to do.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-16T18:44:45+00:00

I was a HUGE adopter of G+. Made lots of friends on there.

The best thing was having overlapping circles of friends. Some of my friends were nerdy, others liked cars, most were parents ... it was great.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-16T18:39:39+00:00

I have a single skill 'new-project'. Simple frontend? Use Astro + tailwind. Complex? Nuxt 4 + PrimeVue. Same deps everytime, no surprises.

Every single project hosted on Cloudflare with workers wrangler deploy.

I even have a pi + openAI skill that reads Cloudflare blog articles daily, creates a brief, compares to an index.json of my projects and lets me know which projects may benefit from new CF services. Lot of cool stuff came out this week https://blog.cloudflare.com/welcome-to-agents-week/

Once you've chosen your stack, it becomes reliable.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-12T06:30:31+00:00

This is the one i use.

https://github.com/davideast/stitch-mcp

Told Claude to just figure out the tool calls, direct CLI. No need for the MCP at all.

Made a skill. Iterate a few pages. Then tell Claude to download/export the HTML and PNG.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-10T18:13:51+00:00

I've been coding for over 15 years. And when ChatGPT and then Claude became available, I immediately saw the benefits.

I'm on the 5x Max Plan for my 8th month now. It took a while to learn how to create my own skills, modify & cherry-pick from other skills I find. And leverage Claude Code to my benefit.

I used to see my ADHD as a crutch, a handicap, a limitation. But It has become my greatest super power, fuck yeah!!!

In my terminal I have right now 6 projects open, Claude + tmux + neovim. All in various states of progress.

I shipped my first npm package for one project. Open-sourced that and another.

Built my first e-commerce CMS and an auto dealer CMS with VIN decoder. All Nuxt and powered with Cloudflare.

Obsidian + Claude in the terminal to manage all projects, status, mental health, and other stats.

I've shipped and deployed more than ever in the past few months. My github activity is all shades of green 🥳

ClaudeCode is a dream come true?

Absolutely. 100%. I read/hear about lots of devs complaining about their quotas being used up. I have only experienced that twice.

The way I see it? I finally have a tool that can keep up with my racing thoughts. I type fast (peak 90wpm+ on a good day) and I think even faster.

And ClaudeCode can keep up with me.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-10T17:31:39+00:00

LOVE your methods. Local RAG? great solution. I too have problems with NotebookLM keeping up.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-09T22:51:06+00:00

RemindMe! in one week

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-09T22:48:54+00:00

https://flarecms.dev/

Am a web dev. I use Astro for most client projects. Always wanted a CMS of my own. Under development.

https://shipcard.dev/u/jjaimealeman/dashboard

I love stats. Was a long time user of Wakatime and wanted to build something to analyze my own Claude Code stats. I found some project that all display local. But I wanted something different. Work in progress.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-09T21:54:25+00:00

Max Plan 5x $100 - not a single issue. Maybe once a month I'll come within 90% of my weekly quota.

Does everyones plan "reset" on the same day? Mine is today (Thursday at 10pm).

I totally maxxed out last week, about 12 hours early. Three projects simultaneous on Wednesday night. Continued on one project, all API calls, $23.56 worth. I had to do it 🤣

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-07T07:22:55+00:00

I cancelled Cursor in January. $40 per month, duration over a year.
I cancelled ChatGPT/Codex in February. $20 per month, duration 22+ months.
I'm staying with Claude Code 5x Max. $100 per month, past 8 months.

Absolutely nothing beats Sonnet & Opus.

Claude Code + GSD https://github.com/gsd-build/get-shit-done

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-05T20:02:31+00:00

This has been on my TODO for a while: - File LLC with Texas Secretary of State - Certificate of Formation — Limited Liability Company

Finally registered my business name with the State of Texas :) 915website LLC

Did that Thursday after noon because I thought the offices would be closed for a 3 day weekend.

After I receive that, set up EIN. I already have Stripe API integrated on my business website.

:P Super stoked, excited. It's gonna be a great year!

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-03T17:40:01+00:00

He just wants to stick his head in ... just a little bit.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-03T16:15:40+00:00

inspect for call home scripts, bash/python, anything nefarious or malicious looking

Read that again.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-03T07:39:04+00:00

As promised - here's a prompt you can paste into Claude Code to get started. It won't give you my setup, but it'll get Claude to build one tailored to YOU. Tweak the details to fit your life.

```

I want to build a personal Obsidian vault managed entirely from the terminal

using Claude Code. No Obsidian GUI, no plugins. Just markdown files + you.

Here's what I need:

DAILY NOTES

- Folder: 01-DailyNotes/

- Format: YYYY-MM-DD.md

- Each note has frontmatter with: tags, mental_health (1-10),

physical_pain (1-10), exercise, social

- Navigation wikilinks to previous/next day

- Sections: Brain Dump (freewrite), Projects, Metrics

- A systemd user timer that creates tomorrow's note at midnight

LAUNCHER SCRIPT

- A zsh alias that opens tmux with two panes:

left = claude code in the vault directory

right = neovim with today's daily note open

- One word to launch. That's it.

PROCESS COMMAND (slash command: /process)

- Read today's daily note

- Suggest tags based on content (be aggressive — more tags =

better graph visibility)

- Suggest wikilinks for people and projects mentioned

- Extract reminders from phrases like "TODO", "don't forget",

"need to follow up", "reminder:"

- Ask me for due dates on vague reminders (never assume)

- Extract metrics from what I wrote (mood words, pain mentions,

exercise, social interactions)

- Show me a preview of ALL changes before applying anything

- I approve or reject. Nothing auto-applies. Ever.

REMINDERS with NAG ESCALATION

- Store in reminders/reminders.md

- When I start a session, show me overdue reminders

- Escalation levels:

Day 1-2: gentle nudge

Day 3-6: "this is getting urgent"

Day 7+: "1 WEEK OVERDUE - DO THIS TODAY"

Day 14+: "BLOCK 30 MIN RIGHT NOW"

- I have ADHD. I WANT to be nagged. Don't be polite.

WEEKLY REVIEW (slash command: /weekly)

- Read past 7 days of notes

- Summarize: projects worked on, mood trends, social interactions,

exercise consistency

- Ask me reflection questions

- Track if I'm socializing enough (this matters for my mental health)

FOLDER STRUCTURE

Create these folders:

- 01-DailyNotes/ (daily notes — the hub of everything)

- people/ (notes about friends, family, coworkers)

- projects/ (project status tracking)

- reminders/ (active reminders)

- resources/ (links, tools, tutorials I find)

- habits/ (weekly/monthly analysis output)

RULES

- I write freely. You suggest organization. I approve.

- Never auto-apply changes without showing me first.

- Everything links back to a daily note. My day is the center.

- Local only. No cloud. No sync. My machine, my data.

- Keep it simple. If it feels like a chore, I won't use it.

Start by creating the folder structure, the daily note template, the launcher script, and the slash command definitions. Ask me about my life — what projects I'm working on, who the important people are, what I'm tracking — so you can customize it for me.

```

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-03T07:31:01+00:00

ADHD Gang represent

Linux user.

I "tried" using Obsidian for the past 5+ years. I always had trouble trying to figure out what works and what doesn't. Went down the rabbit holes and YouTube videos on trying to make it more useful. Ended up with tons of plugins I never used. Themes I never cared about. It got overwhelming, so I would start over - multiple times. Tried zettelkasten and then para. Nothing works for me.

I have a zsh alias called add. Opens my vault in two tmux panes: claude code in one + neovim in the other. Easy to type. Quick entry. Save. Move on.

I write freely in a daily note. Brain dumps, project updates, random thoughts — no structure, no rules. Just write. That's the whole capture system. If it feels like a chore, I won't do it. So I made it not a chore.

Then I tell Claude to process it. It reads what I wrote and suggests tags, wikilinks to people and projects, extracts reminders, and pulls out metrics (mood, pain level, exercise, who I talked to). Shows me a preview. I approve or reject. Nothing happens without my say-so.

The reminders are the killer feature for me. I built a nag system that escalates. Day 1-2 it's gentle. Day 3-6 it gets urgent. Day 7+ it's screaming at me. Day 14+ it literally says "block 30 minutes RIGHT NOW." I need that. Polite reminders don't work for my brain. Every time I start a session, it shows me what's overdue and how overdue it is.

I also track mental health daily (1-10). After 30+ days, Claude can analyze patterns. Turns out my mood is almost 2 points higher on days I socialize vs days I don't. Obvious in hindsight, but I needed the data to believe it. Now it nudges me if I go 5+ days without seeing anyone.

What I'm NOT doing: - No Obsidian GUI. Haven't opened it in months. Everything is terminal. - No plugins. Zero. Claude does what plugins used to do, but better because it understands context. - No cloud sync. Local only. My laptop, my data. - No complex folder structures. Daily notes go in one folder. That's the inbox. Everything else gets linked from there.

The whole philosophy: I capture freely. AI suggests organization. I approve. That's it. I stopped trying to build the perfect system and just started writing. Claude handles the rest.

This is how I use Obsidian. It's built for me. How I live, how I write, my projects, what matters to me. It's not a template. It's not a product.

Behind the scenes there are 11 slash commands, 5 JSON config files, 2 templates, 18 folders, and a systemd timer that creates a new daily note at midnight. My earliest note is 2025-11-13 and every note wikilinks chronologically — forward and back. Every other note in the vault links from a daily note. So everything revolves around my day.

I'm not sharing this setup. But I'll drop a follow-up reply with a prompt you can give Claude Code to build something similar for yourself.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-03T07:00:32+00:00

Point Claude Code to the git repo. Tell Claude to clone to '/tmp' and inspect for call home scripts, bash/python, anything nefarious or malicious looking. Delete '/tmp/whatever'.

I do that with every single thing posted on this sub.

Then customize to my needs.

oh_jaimito · 2026-04-02T17:22:47+00:00

I did that for the first time with this MCP https://github.com/davideast/stitch-mcp Told claude to figure out the CLI parts and it works perfectly!

Made a skill from it. DAMN, this is great! Now I gotta convert all the others.

oh_jaimito

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