has anyone tried putting docs into @NotionHQ and having your agent search/retrieve them during coding?

Our Go codebase has more test LOCs than actual code. Rerunning all those tests really adds up and we needed a solution. A while ago I built a Go test runner with a shared S3 cache. Nothing fancy really, but you can share the cache with your team and CI. But now that we use @AmpCode orbs a lot, it's really paying off. Every orb runs the full test suite in a fraction of the time and we can ship those changes with more confidence. just replace `go test ./...` with `rask ./...` github.com/chronark/rask

what could go wrong?

Deployments are now up to 2s faster on @unkeydev. That's it, continue your day.

smart deployments achieved internally

do household cats think that the sound of a can opening is how fish sound like?

in before

Everyone is S3 pilled but I can't easily justify rebuilding some of our stuff on s3, cause realistically @PlanetScale vitess gives us so much of what we need already it's durable, it's replicated globally, it can handle any scale we'd ever need... please send advice

> S3 is a reasonably durable source of intent for your design you heard it here first, my clanker thinks S3 is not durable

New @PlanetScale logo?

The @AmpCode slack integration unlock possibilities, that we never had even dreamed of

Ok half-serious question, but to everyone pushing the "one database per tenant" idea: why could I not just use vitess or neki on @PlanetScale and use one shard per tenant? @BenjDicken on a scale of 1 to balls how terrible is this idea?

hey @nucleoicons please check your dms

just 2 hours after signing up for @polylanehq it prevented a potential problem in production. I changed the request body schema for an API endpoint and if I would've just merged it, one of our dashboard pages would've crashed until the API was fully deployed too. Pretty simple mistake, but I forgot this time. polylane didn't

"seam" is the new "you're absolutely right"

It took us 3 years to go from $0 to $1,000,000 ARR When we founded @unkeydev in 2023, @jamesperkins and I were just trying to see if our sideproject could make some money. I guess it did :) Thank you to everyone who we met along the way!

Shoutout to Resend / Dubco for this great idea. We just did million dollar meals for the team, can't wait to see where they go and what they buy.