Supabase makes self-hosting a one-command job
Want more control over your stack without turning deployment into a weekend project? Today’s practical thread: simplify the infrastructure, protect your coding workflow, and keep learning where the builders are.
In today’s edition
- Supabase says you can self-host its platform on Linux with a single command.
- A reported proposal could remove OpenAI model access from Cursor on November 12.
- Sebastian Raschka will join two Sep. 3 Q&As for builders learning reasoning models.
Supabase puts Linux self-hosting one command away
Supabase says self-hosting its platform on Linux now takes a single command.
- The update targets Linux deployments.
- Self-hosting gives teams another route when they want to run their own Supabase setup.
- A follow-up post points builders to Supabase documentation and a YouTube walkthrough.
What it means Test a self-hosted Supabase deployment if control over your environment matters, especially before committing a production app to a managed-only architecture.
Source: supabase
Cursor users may face an OpenAI model cutoff
Cursor users could lose access to OpenAI models on November 12, according to a post describing an OpenAI proposal.
- The reported proposal concerns access to OpenAI models inside Cursor.
- A follow-up post said one developer planned to switch to Codex rather than remain in Cursor and change models.
- The posts underline a practical point for coding-tool buyers: model preference can shape the product choice.
What it means Audit your coding-assistant model dependencies now, then test a fallback in Cursor and Codex before a proposed November 12 change forces a rushed migration.
Source: alliekmiller
Two live Q&As for reasoning-model builders
Sebastian Raschka will join two live book-club Q&As on Sep. 3 about Build a Reasoning Model (From Scratch).
- The first Q&A is scheduled for 10 am.
- A second session is scheduled for 2 pm CT.
- The later session is hosted by Sage Elliott’s AI Book Club.
- Attendees are invited to bring questions.
What it means Use the live sessions to pressure-test your reasoning-model questions and pick up implementation context from other builders working through the material.
Source: rasbt