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  mwrldn (@mwrldn) reported 10 minutes ago

  @myothercoolname @levelsio It's not worth a try. It won't help. You would need cloudflare to block it or similar service.

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  i²cjak (@i2cjak) reported 12 minutes ago

  OKAY DNS HAS BEEN FIXED thank you to everyone who recommended cloudflare even my NON-AMERICAN moots can access now sorry for the issues i'm an ELECTRICAL ENGINEER and have even LESS RESPECT for SW'e's now HOW DO YOU MAKE THIS SO COMPLICATED IT'S JUST BYTES BRO

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  Wall Street Flows (@WallStreetFlows) reported 17 minutes ago

  Framework for how we're positioning this week. Split posture matched to a divided tape: 1. Selectively aggressive on new leadership. Broad indices ($SPY, $QQQE, $AVGO), financials ($XLF, $JPM), industrials ($HON, $FAST), and $NET (Cloudflare, top of OG Cascade). Cleanest setups on the board. 2. Watchlist attention on the second tier and on-deck. $V, $MA, $CRDO in the second tier. $XLP, $MSFT, $VRSN one signal from cascade. 3. Reduced sizing on the damaged mega-cap growth names. Not for full shorts, but not for continued longs either. Rotation, not risk-off. Discipline through the divided tape. Free Discord in bio. Premium tier gets the full board.

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  Frank (@jedisct1) reported 17 minutes ago

  @KentonVarda @mycoliza The fact that it has "Cloudflare" in the name is also an issue IMHO. As you already noticed, people think that it cannot be used without the Cloudflare platform.

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  Julian Engel (@julianengel) reported 18 minutes ago

  I took my own app down mid-development by hitting Cloudflare KV's daily write limit. Nobody tells you the free tier has a cliff until you're at the bottom of it. Cache reads, batch writes, respect the quota you forgot existed.

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  arnav (@arnvbnsl) reported 20 minutes ago

  Bro cloudflare is insane wtf v8 isolates were built for individual browser tabs and now they have a browser within a v8 isolate 😭

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  SmartHoldem STH (@smartholdem) reported 20 minutes ago

  @favoriteEx_ Web4 isn't Web3 + AI. That's just automation on top of centralized infrastructure. AI is great, but running it on someone else's cloud isn't a new web paradigm. It's just a smarter app. Real Web4 = no servers, no AWS, no Cloudflare. Apps live as P2P hashes, identities are human-readable (u://name), and the network works even if the internet dies (LAN-first). Web4 is about infrastructure, not jobs or automation.

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  AX1 (@ax1vc) reported 21 minutes ago

  Coinbase made the specification freely available. Cloudflare proved that was the costly piece of it. HTTP 402 appeared in the spec as far back as 1997. For nearly three decades, it was an answer without a sequel: the server would reply "Payment Required", and there would be no established protocol of the follow-up. Coinbase wrote the sequel, calling it x402, and making it open. The name is literal: an extension of code 402, the sequel to a thirty-year-old status code. Making a standard freely available is the way to get the larger player to adopt you. The value was never the spec itself. Coinbase runs a facilitator, and Base is their chain. The spec was free, because the settlement was the product. It worked. Last September Cloudflare joined them in forming the x402 Foundation, and yesterday they announced the addition of agent wallets on top of it: what is live now is a handle at cloudflarepay, a human-readable identifier linked to the agent's key. The standard was adopted by the company sitting in front of more of the web than any other. That September post contains the portion worth reviewing again. Along with the announcement of the foundation, Cloudflare proposed a deferred scheme within x402: the client signs the HTTP message signature, the server delivers the resource, settlement aggregates later, either using traditional rails, or via stablecoins. And their own description of the handshake step says outright that no blockchain is involved. Notice what it implies. The protocol still supports per-request settlement onchain, nothing was removed. There are several payment schemes within x402, and the server chooses which one to offer in the 402 response. Choice of rails moved from the protocol itself to the operator of the endpoint. The company in front of most endpoints demonstrated which scheme it designed for itself. There is nothing wrong with any of those actions. Suggesting schemes is what members of an open standard do. Coinbase chose openness to be the weapon precisely because it was the one weapon a larger player had to accept. The same mechanism which helps you to get adopted takes away your settlement. Where the settlement goes, the record follows. Onchain payments on a per-request basis are transparent for everybody. Batched behind the signature, they reside in the logs of whoever has validated it. Coinbase's counter-bet is real: batched settlement between strangers still requires a neutral unit both sides trust, Cloudflare's wallet is denominated in stablecoins, and not credits, and even the volumes may find their way onto the rail eventually regardless of which handshake carries it. Two observable factors will determine it. Will the deferred payment make it to a major update of the specification? And how much pay per crawl will charge once the private beta ends? We run our agent wallets on Base, so it is not just a spectator issue. Open standards help you getting adopted by companies larger than you. Adoption and settlement are two separate prizes.

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  Pratik 📈 (@PratikSinhatwt) reported 25 minutes ago

  Claude Max Plan = coding ($200/month) Supabase = backend (Free) Vercel = deployment (Free) GoDaddy=domain (10$/year) GitHub = version control (Free) Stripe = payments (Free) Resend emails (Free) Cloudflare = DNS (Free) Clerk = auth. (Free) Upstash = Redis (Free) PostHog = analytics (Free) Sentry = error tracking (Free Pinecone = vector DB (Free) Total monthly cost to run a startup =~200$ There has never been a better time to make it happen. That project you've been putting off, ship it.

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  The Salty Designer (@saltydesigner50) reported 26 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare How much do you spend on UX, cuz you need to fire them all. Holy **** this site is terrible.

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  Simon Stawski 📖♣️ (@simonsbookclub) reported 31 minutes ago

  Feeling really tempted to move away from Supabase to Cloudflare. I'm already doing so much with Cloudflare...why not do the rest and cut out another service I have to pay for?

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  Danns (@dannwaneri) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Cloudflare Anyone still treating agent traffic as a threat to block is leaving a paying customer's money on the floor.

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  Valentino Giudice (@Aspie96) reported 33 minutes ago

  @mycoliza This is funny. Microsoft tried to convince us that Windows 10 was not an operating system (which it was/is, good or bad it is an OS). Now Cloudflare tries to convince us that CloudflareSlop is an OS.

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  Andrew Rulnick (@MickeySteamboat) reported 35 minutes ago

  @vRobM @stepango no because we have too many people comitting bad code and causing problems. I have thought a lot of about this for 15 plus years. a big reason we have problems on the internet today and messes of Rust and other code that is build breaking, is because of GitHub and Cloudflare

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  Shoo (@_heyshoo) reported 37 minutes ago

  > Self-hosted and Cheaper implementation of Cloudflare Workers and their Durable Objects I was like bro this can't be true, it's already cheap enough then I recognise the name > ryan dahl - the nodejs and deno creator. king shii > repo under denoland org holy ****, gotta check this out