winterborn
u/winterborn
Out of nowhere, OpenAI shut down our API access and has now shut down our team account. We are building an AI platform for marketing agencies, and have been consistently using OpenAI's models since the release of GPT 3.5. We also use other model providers, such as Claude and Gemini.
We don't do anything out of the ordinary. Our platform allows users to do business tasks like research, analyzing data, writing copy, etc., very ordinary stuff. We use OpenAI's models, alongside others from Claude and Gemini, to provide the ability for our users to build and manage AI agents.
Out of nowhere, just last week, we got this message:
Hello,
OpenAI's terms and policies restrict the use of our s
Out of nowhere, OpenAI shut down our API access and has now shut down our team account. We are building an AI platform for marketing agencies, and have been consistently using OpenAI's models since the release of GPT 3.5. We also use other model providers, such as Claude and Gemini.
We don't do anything out of the ordinary. Our platform allows users to do business tasks like research, analyzing data, writing copy, etc., very ordinary stuff. We use OpenAI's models, alongside others from Claude and Gemini, to provide the ability for our users to build and manage AI agents.
Out of nowhere, just last week, we got this message:
Hello,
OpenAI's terms and policies restrict the use of our s
I've just started playing around with Payload, running on 3.77.0 currently. I recently made an update that somehow made the Pages collection not appear in the admin view. The pages are still there on the prod site, everything looks good, I can create new pages (but not see them in the admin view), and I can create, delete, and update pages via the API. So it all seems to be working correctly, but I just can't see the list of pages when I look in the admin view. Everything else works: media, site settings, footer, users, posts. Just not pages
I recently added a few new custom blocks, and I've successfully migrated everything, so the migration seems to be alright as well. I've been going back
Flexibility of Claude Code, but with robustness and visual editing of Webflow?
I'm experimenting a bit, trying to create a holistic design process, where we can use components and a design system in Figma to develop, e.g., a landing page design. I then want to go from there to something like Claude Code to help me build it out exactly the way I envision it. I then want to ideally convert that into Webflow or Framer-compatible components, so that we can have the versatility and speed of Claude Code, but the robustness, publishing, CMS, integrations, and SEO components of Webflow.
Is this a pipe dream? Has someone else managed to do something like this, or am I completely off the rails here?
I'm experimenting a bit, trying to create a holistic design process, where we can use components and a design system in Figma to develop, e.g., a landing page design. I then want to go from there to something like Claude Code to help me build it out exactly the way I envision it. I then want to ideally convert that into Webflow or Framer-compatible components, so that we can have the versatility and speed of Claude Code, but the robustness, publishing, CMS, integrations, and SEO components of Webflow.
Is this a pipe dream? Has someone else managed to do something like this, or am I completely off the rails here?
"Why not just build it and self-host it?" someone might ask. Well, I don't wa
A couple of years ago, I made the switch to Obsidian from primarily Evernote and a bit of dabbling in Notion. Ended up just exporting and importing everything, which means that there's a lot of nonsensical and mostly useless notes, like to-do lists from 10+ years ago, notes with random numbers and names, names of places, etc., just digital junk really. I'd probably not miss 99% of it, but going through the old notes, looking at the date of creation, it's kind of like a trip down memory lane. Some notes spark memories, others are just random information. It feels wrong to just delete everything, but at the same time its just cluttering my Obsidian with a bunch of junk that doesn't have any
Skaffade nyligen hund för första gången, och saker som jag trodde skulle vara viktiga, eller saker jag hade antog att man skulle behöva tänka på, är inte alls särskilt viktiga. Och vissa saker som jag inte alls kunde ha förutspått eller föreställt mig har dykt upp istället.
Jag trodde tillexempel att man eventuellt skulle tycka det var bra att få förslag på olika hundfoder från diverse tjänster eller appar. Faktum är att vi köpte exakt samma foder som uppfödaren gav, och har utfodrat på samma sätt sedan dess.
Trodde tex att man skulle vilja ha kontakt med andra hundägare i sitt område. Men det har jag inget intresse av egentligen, man ses ute på promenaden eller i hundparken. Och de som vi

