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This is why I quit using Twitter's home feed. Do not do this. I will not take you serious. I cannot stand all these attempts for popularity & likes. It's the eq

This is why I quit using Twitter's home feed. Do not do this. I will not take you serious. I cannot stand all these attempts for popularity & likes. It's the equivalent of standing on a chair & screaming "Please like me!" Maybe I missed it, but I'm shocked they didn't say "Record a video dancing while you type code on a keyboard."

senttoschool 4y ago
I follow Supabase on Twitter. It's fine. It doesn't bother me. They also do this in their blog posts which makes it less boring to read through. I'm sure they'll get more serious once they are able to target bigger businesses.
- verdverm 4y ago
  What is stopping them from targeting bigger businesses now? They seem to list many big companies already: https://supabase.com/company https://supabase.com/company
  - senttoschool 4y ago
    Wow, that's news to me. Impressive. They're still technically in beta. I guess there's a huge demand for Firebase on a relational db.
    - verdverm 4y ago
      I think it's more about demand for a cheaper firebase, they also benefit that you can self host / open source
      - senttoschool 4y ago
        I really don't think price would be a factor for these companies.
        verdverm 4y ago
        Have you used firebase enough to see how quickly the costs scale?
  - siphor 4y ago
    Uhh wow... what they say is "With developer signups from the world's leading brands." Then list a bunch of big logos. Reminds me of planetscale.com which has a bunch of logos on their home page, but really those logos are using vitess, not actually using planetscale. Purposely misleading on both fronts imo. Rubs me the wrong way
    - samlambert 4y ago
      That's not actually true. You are completely wrong. Every customer in our trusted by section is a customer of our cloud product.
      - siphor 4y ago
        I'm not talking about the "trusted by" section, but now that I'm visiting your site again, I see you've added that. When i looked a year back you only had the second section. "The power of open source" which then shows a ton of logos, including: affirm, box, axon, youtube, github, square, shopify, new relic, yelp, weave... If these are all your customers, that really wasn't clear to me! And that's awesome! You should be more explicit that they're all your customers. I thought it was just saying, "hey, all these folks are using this open source thing that we're also using/selling".

senttoschool 4y ago

I follow Supabase on Twitter. It's fine. It doesn't bother me. They also do this in their blog posts which makes it less boring to read through. I'm sure they'll get more serious once they are able to target bigger businesses.

verdverm 4y ago
What is stopping them from targeting bigger businesses now? They seem to list many big companies already: https://supabase.com/company https://supabase.com/company
- senttoschool 4y ago
  Wow, that's news to me. Impressive. They're still technically in beta. I guess there's a huge demand for Firebase on a relational db.
  - verdverm 4y ago
    I think it's more about demand for a cheaper firebase, they also benefit that you can self host / open source
    - senttoschool 4y ago
      I really don't think price would be a factor for these companies.
      - verdverm 4y ago
        Have you used firebase enough to see how quickly the costs scale?
- siphor 4y ago
  Uhh wow... what they say is "With developer signups from the world's leading brands." Then list a bunch of big logos. Reminds me of planetscale.com which has a bunch of logos on their home page, but really those logos are using vitess, not actually using planetscale. Purposely misleading on both fronts imo. Rubs me the wrong way
  - samlambert 4y ago
    That's not actually true. You are completely wrong. Every customer in our trusted by section is a customer of our cloud product.
    - siphor 4y ago
      I'm not talking about the "trusted by" section, but now that I'm visiting your site again, I see you've added that. When i looked a year back you only had the second section. "The power of open source" which then shows a ton of logos, including: affirm, box, axon, youtube, github, square, shopify, new relic, yelp, weave... If these are all your customers, that really wasn't clear to me! And that's awesome! You should be more explicit that they're all your customers. I thought it was just saying, "hey, all these folks are using this open source thing that we're also using/selling".