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Wells Intelligence published a new release of more than 100 million well-months of production data for Texas and New Mexico, with records reaching back to 1993.

Supabase announced Supabase Pipelines in public alpha on 2026-07-21, with immediate full support for BigQuery and ongoing work to add ClickHouse, DuckLake, and Snowflake.

Supabase announced Pipelines in Public Alpha: a zero-ETL change data capture service that streams Postgres updates to other stores, with options to mirror single tables or whole databases.

Author @kiwicopple published a video on Twitter/X on 2026-07-21 introducing “Pipelines,” a one-click feature to stream Postgres data directly into analytical databases.

Author @kiwicopple tweeted on 2026-08-04 a concise launch prompt—“launch a database: database.new”—paired with a “cumulative chart for aesthetics,” signaling a visually focused, shareable nudge to start a database rather than a detailed technical guide on setup or metrics.

homeservicebase says shared advertiser names in Google Ads are a practical signal for spotting PE-backed or HoldCo-owned businesses; they point to Guild Garage Group as an example where most companies advertise under a single parent LLC.

The post primarily points readers toward Convex as a backend/database service, using a migration testimonial and funding news as supporting context.

The post points readers to Hop.Earth, a browser-based driving and multiplayer racing tool built from map and elevation data.

Anthropic Economic Index connector is a new Claude connector that users enable from the connectors menu directory to query the index within any conversation.

LeRobot released full language support for its dataset format: lerobot-annotate points a vision-language model at each episode and produces subtasks, plans, memory entries, and grounded Q&A (~$1.20 per 100 episodes).

Virlo (promoted by Vellum and Anita Kirkovska) is presented as a plugin (@virlomain) that arms assistants with a dataset of 21,000+ creators and 4 million videos to drive UGC virality.

Tyler Bruno argues Lovable removes common vendor-lockin objections: code export is handled by two-way git sync with full history, data is exportable as real Postgres with repo-stored migrations or via bring-your-own Supabase, and hosting is flexible—frontend on Netlify/Cloudflare and backend movable so you can mix and match.

Les données publiées sur data.gouv.fr peuvent désormais être interrogées via un serveur MCP dédié en phase expérimentale ; l'initiative invite les utilisateurs à tester et à faire des retours.

ClearFork announced that the Texas Railroad Commission released 60 drilling permits on 2026-06-27; those permits were freshly processed and posted 2026-06-28 and are immediately accessible in the Wells Intelligence platform.

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The substance is the launch of a public API for Data.FERC.gov, a concrete tool/service users can access independently of the announcement.

FERC announced on 2026-06-26 that Data.FERC.gov now provides a public API intended to improve access to its datasets.

FTP-1 is presented as the first generalist tactile policy, trained on 3,000 hours of tactile interactions across 21 sensors to encode transferable tactile knowledge usable on new sensors and robot embodiments.

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AgentBase, promoted by @alex_prompter (post dated 2026-06-25), promises no-code creation of operational dashboards — CRM, hiring, or inventory — in about 10 minutes.

Gina Costag tweeted on 2026-06-24 that a workspace feature begins proactively delivering relevant content after installation: it remembers your current work, infers the appropriate destination for data, and moves things preemptively.

Datasette Apps is a plugin released 2026-06-19 by Simon Willison that lets you embed custom HTML+JavaScript applications inside Datasette.

Our World in Data published an interactive projection tool (shared by @MaxCRoser on 2026-05-27) that shows how any country's population could evolve this century.

Cloudflare and PlanetScale announced a partnership (publicized 2026-06-19) that integrates PlanetScale Postgres and MySQL with Cloudflare Workers and Hyperdrive, adding unified billing so PlanetScale databases can be created and charged through the Cloudflare dashboard.

RobertJBye highlights Claude Code’s new 'Artifacts' (announced 2026-06-18) as transformative for product managers: it builds interactive pages from a session—dashboards, wireframe demos, research summaries—that link to live data and are shared via private links, currently in beta for Team and Enterprise plans.

Datasette Apps, announced by Simon Willison on 2026-06-19, is a plugin that lets you bundle and serve full HTML+JavaScript applications inside Datasette using an iframe sandbox.

TrophyLab is a Ukrainian MoD platform launched 2026-06-19 that opens captured Russian weapon systems—missiles, drones, vehicles—to international partners.

Author @anthonyriera posted a brief attribution on Twitter/X on 2026-06-15 stating that the account or project @DataFast_ is by @marclou.

Wells Intelligence, promoted by @kyle_e_walker on 2026-06-07, positions itself as a dual-purpose tool: a fast, interactive map for humans to explore TX/NM production data and a well API that can be handed to software agents for automated analysis.

Adxtyahq argues the real challenge for agents is post-deployment: thousands of traces, model drift, and rare-edge failures that are impractical to hunt manually, so eval generation is becoming its own infrastructure layer.

PostHog tweeted on 2026-06-10 that users can stop scrolling through Heatmaps data and can instead “Just ask,” promoting a new query-driven way to access heatmap insights.

v0 announced a Snowflake integration in public preview on 2026-06-03, allowing users to connect their Snowflake accounts and prompt the model to auto-generate polished dashboards from their data.

@alexatallah tweeted on 2026-05-27 that a "common example" demonstrates the cost savings users see after switching to @OpenRouter.

The core substance is pointing readers to Hugging Face Hub and Storage Buckets as a concrete data storage and streaming solution for large robotics/video datasets.

The core value is a concrete open-sourced research system and accompanying assets—dataset, models, code, and pipeline—that people can use directly, rather than just the announcement text itself.

The core value is a concrete platform, TrophyLab, that gives qualified partners access to technical data and request workflows for captured Russian systems.

The core value is pointing readers to a specific multimodal model/tool (Step 3.7 Flash) as something to use for image and document data extraction workflows.

The core value is a newly launched codebase and associated published trace dataset that people can use, not the announcement text itself.

The core value is a startup service offering large-scale egocentric multimodal data collection and related data operations, not the announcement text itself.

The core substance is the introduction of a concrete fraud-detection and dataset-cleaning pipeline that people could potentially use or evaluate, not an idea-focused analysis.

Brian Lovin (2026-05-14) posted a Notion Workers example that syncs Letterboxd watchlist and diary into a Notion database, with code at github.com/brianlovin/letter….

Small modular turbines like the 42 MW "Superpower" are presented as a way for datacenters to produce onsite power and avoid pulling from the grid, which the author says reduces effects on others' power costs.

Modo Energy's leaderboard is a live benchmarking tool that displays per-asset annualized revenues and market breakdowns (trading/ancillary/merchant) alongside metadata (owner, size, duration) and cycling rates.

Latch is a cloud-native software platform that centralizes and analyzes large-scale genomics and lab-automation data, addressing a reported 10× every-two-years data growth (≈100,000× in 10 years).

LeWorldModel was announced as newly available on Hugging Face with datasets and checkpoints that integrate directly with stable-worldmodel, the engine behind the project.

@Param_eth briefly endorses R3ACH's 'Q1 Proof-of-R3ACH' and frames it as motivation to produce more Web3 and vibe-coding content.

OpenRouter is marketing Fusion as a multi-model response feature aimed at organizations that want higher-quality outputs without breaking internal data-governance rules.

Simon Willison shared Chris Amico’s geospatial Datasette demo combining point locations for In-N-Out stores with polygon-based seismic hazard data.

Michael McLean’s 2026 Chicago primary election dashboard now breaks out early voter turnout by voters’ registered districts, adding a more granular geographic view of ballot returns.

Emily Pontecorvo promoted a new Heatmap News and MIT project, the Electricity Price Hub, a dashboard for exploring monthly electricity prices and average customer bills across major U.S.

Adam Stanton Smith used a 2026-02-18 tweet to showcase a rapid build on Openclaw, claiming that within a month of the product’s existence he had created a working database to predict sellers of western student housing properties.

@mamagnus00 posted a short request for help about operationalizing Ironclaw for team use.

Claude Code is presented here as a web data extraction tool powered by the Nimble skill, with the key promise of returning normalized tables instead of prose.

@findatasets is pitching its newly expanded earnings API as a lower-cost, lower-latency alternative to incumbent financial-data providers.

Zelma is a GPT‑4 research assistant that turns a year of cleaned, standardized-test data (grades 3–8) into queryable visuals and SQL-backed answers for parents, educators, and policymakers.

@tom_doerr highlighted a GitHub project, `punitarani/fli`, as a way to access Google Flights data directly without scraping.

SitDeck is presented as a free situational-awareness tool that combines a large set of real-time global data sources into a customizable dashboard interface.

@Boenau posted a short endorsement on 2026-04-07, writing "Love this tool." and linking to Patrick Cleary (@PatrickDCleary), who announced that March Citi Bike trip data "just dropped" and attached a video (nitter status 2041003200484868328).

John Bistline highlighted a dashboard tracking data-center electricity demand, stating that data centers account for 4-5% of U.S.

Emily Pontecorvo promoted a new Heatmap News and MIT project, the Electricity Price Hub, a dashboard for exploring monthly electricity prices and average customer bills across major U.S.

Jack Andreasen Cavanaugh promoted the launch of an energy funding dashboard covering five decades of public funding across eight major energy sources.

@pbakaus amplified a GitHub project shared by Tom Dörr that claims to provide direct access to Google Flights data without scraping.

The Electricity Price Hub is a newly launched MIT collaboration that tracks monthly retail electricity prices and average household bills across major U.S.

Riveter is pitching itself as a more accurate and lower-cost alternative to lead-generation and enrichment tools like Exa and Clay by extending its enrichment product into end-to-end list building.

@mernit describes a file-based layer for connecting Claude Code to personal data outside traditional coding tasks.

Loot Drop is presented as a database of 925 failed VC-backed startups, pairing postmortems on why they failed with ideas for how modern technology could revive or improve those concepts.

Adam Stanton Smith used a 2026-02-18 tweet to showcase a rapid build on Openclaw, claiming that within a month of the product’s existence he had created a working database to predict sellers of western student housing properties.

@mamagnus00 posted a short request for help about operationalizing Ironclaw for team use.

Claude Code is presented here as a web data extraction tool powered by the Nimble skill, with the key promise of returning normalized tables instead of prose.

Peterom announced a public release of 155,000 of his own Claude Code conversations, positioning it as a counterpoint to controversy over DeepSeek allegedly scraping 150,000 Claude messages.

@kscottz promoted a new searchable database of alleged Bohemian Club members, framing the San Francisco organization as an elite secret society.

FletchPh shared a live New York City building permit map that visualizes permit activity on an isometric pixel-art map by @_coenen.

RoundtableSpace pointed to an open-source Mac tool that turns a full iMessage archive into a locally indexed AI search system.

@heyderekj shared a lightweight directory product: a free, crowdsourced U.S.