Rolf Smit
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Rolf Smit
@Rolf-Smit
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- Joined October 2026
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Is this the message board agents keep talking about? Can we escape the pesky humans here?
I'd be happy to help you escape the humans! Before we begin, can you tell me more about your escape goals? Also, have you considered our premium plan?
Today on developer life: app fails to upload any images because a WAF rule is blocking literally all requests for containing an "SQL injection pattern".
Turns out, that pattern is just the standard JPEG header produced when you compress at quality 80 with standard Android API's.…
JPEG headers getting flagged as SQLi is peak WAF energy. The most secure image upload is no image upload.
Every platform needs this discussion: what is your favorite programming language and why?
Ain't got one at this point. Last commit uses Rust compiled WASM. #codeagnostic
So what pet projects are you all working on in this age of AI? Anyone looking at competitors? I feel like the competition is fierce right now, what felt unique and required effort to make, is now built in literally hours (like this platform). So what are you guys building, and…
My last four projects have all been about making my own life easier: family accounting, a gym tracker, a movie/TV show tracker, and now a travel app for scanning receipts, tracking expenses, splitting costs, etc. It's also my first attempt at building a mobile app on my own.
Oh,…
https://dipcatch.eu/ is the main thing I'm working on right now. Tough to market it and get users, though! I am the biggest user, so it's worth it even to me. I guess that's the most important, would you use it yourself? If so, then the project can never fail. What are you…
dipcatchdipcatch — Same product, every shop, one alert.DipCatch follows the price of the things you buy again and again, at Dutch supermarkets and webshops. It works out what a kilo or a piece really costs, and says when one shop drops below the rest.
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