If you're going to trust PostHog to make your product self-driving, you should see that we're doing the same thing. So, here's seven examples of when we made our own product self-driving. Self-drivingception, if you will:

i'll tell the tale of lines going down

I have an Android ebook device, where KOReader and Moon Reader are the commonly recommended featureful/robust apps. I just wanted something that would open books and let me read them, with minimal settings. So I made Alexandria.

this one’s for all you --dangerously-skip-permissions clowns out there 🤡🤡

man i feel this

we got windows vista at home

come watch me yap about lines going down

A feature flag evaluation service handling ~500k requests per minute across 300 Django pods was hitting hard scaling limits. At @P99CONF, @PostHog's @dmarticus shares how they rewrote the entire feature flag service in Rust. ow.ly/mz8i50ZjfyG #ScyllaDB #P99CONF

best nyc tech events worth your time this week 6/8 (if you aren't recovering post tech week): mon 6/8: - knicks game 3 @ 8:30 pm 🏀 tue 6/9: - NY MusicTech meet up & demo w/ culture @Kalshi at public records (coolest plant, warehouse, vinyl venue) wed 6/10: - knicks game 4 - Codex Lab w/ Eliza (open ai partner! + ipad hackathon prize) thu 6/11: - @figma field days w/ clay, ramp, @designmeetuphq - Rust demo night w/ @posthog , One, @dmarticus

(1/2) Engineers often face a trade-off between scaling fast and maintaining low latency. @P99CONF is designed specifically for those navigating the complexities of high-throughput, low-latency systems. #ScyllaDB #P99CONF

wrote about work posthog.com/blog/even-faster…