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SupaClub
Summary
SupaClub is announced as the “world’s first Software Engineering Nightclub,” a Bali venue intended to combine Hardcore Techno with software engineering for South East Asia’s digital nomads. The stated motivation is that Supabase team members working remotely in Bali could not bring laptops into established nightclubs, preventing them from fixing bugs while listening to music. The venue is described as being in Canggu, opening the following Friday, with capacity for 4,000 developers across four floors, dedicated DJs, breakout rooms, 1Gbps WiFi, and bookable standing desks. Its private conference rooms reportedly offer SupaBrew bottle service, whiteboards, and UltraWide monitors, while the opening-night announcement names Ja Rule and Niki Minaj as performers. The post invites readers to request guest-list spots by email with a GitHub link and the subject “Re: april fools.”
Context
Supabase team members working remotely in Bali wanted to work in nightclubs, but established venues did not allow engineers to bring laptops inside.
Approach / What changed
The announcement presents SupaClub, a venue near the beach in Canggu with four floors, dedicated DJs, breakout rooms, 1Gbps WiFi, bookable standing desks, private conference rooms, whiteboards, UltraWide monitors, and SupaBrew service.
Takeaways
SupaClub is described as accommodating 4,000 developers across four floors, with a dedicated DJ and breakout rooms on each floor.
The venue is advertised with UltraSpeed 1Gbps WiFi and bookable standing desks on every floor.
The opening-night announcement names Ja Rule and Niki Minaj as performers and requests a GitHub link for guest-list reservations.
Source and freshness
- Source
- supabase.com
- Published
- Added to Yomu
- Last updated
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