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honestly just nvme baremetal machines and self-managing postgres is fine i barely give it attention, it scales and very rarely goes down. easy
love to hear that, wasn't sure if i was sharing too much! might write a blog post at some point
part of why i'm upgrading it soon haha basically the prometheus scrape timing out because it can't count a few 100m rows fast enough, classic oltp
(though it's DEFINITELY going to be upgraded pretty soon lol)
adding 700k-1m lines of shell a day, and still paying <100EUR/mo for the database server 😌
For years, teams using Xcode faced vendor lock-in with CI providers. However, as the market becomes commoditized and more options arise, consider reclaiming that freedom:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0...
#ci #automation 
ICYMI: Turso Cloud on AWS is now available for everybody 😱
How does that compare with 44014fa2-a1eb-4254-860a-114e02963040? Finding it so hard to choose 😣
No reason to expect this, just vibes
I just used tokio::sync::broadcast for the first time, cannot wait for it to break in ways I don’t expect 😌
continually amazed by how much of a problem version skew is for web apps. people apparently don't refresh websites or close browser tabs for months on end.
this is extremely cool: big database of travel times between census geographies, as parquet. never been faster to make isochrone stuff! sno.ws/opentimes/ Join us on Discord for our Dev AMA this Thursday!
We'll be streaming the answers your questions ✨ live ✨ on YouTube and X.
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Intercom saw a significant improvement in both tail latency and hardware cost reduction after switching to Metal.
“PlanetScale Metal has been a game changer for Intercom. All of our biggest, most critical PlanetScale databases now run on Metal.”
Read their story here:
pscale.link/int In 2025, Xcode projects are still complex. SwiftPM can help but may slow things down. Consider generating projects and using binary caching for optimization:
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#Xcode #Swift #DevX 
my god, the russian bear octocat. probably my favorite one.
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See the full roadmap 👇
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At scale, developers building apps with Swift and Xcode often face challenges like complexity, unreliable tools and incremental builds, and slow feedback, which can hinder momentum. In this post, we explore solutions:
#devproductivity
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 🚀 The Audience Choice Award from GitHub Universe 2024 just landed in our Berlin office—delivered by some adorable Octocats 🐱!
🙌 Huge THANK YOU to everyone who voted!
We feel incredibly honoured to be recognized as a project that helps developers create an impact 💚. 
given that i think molly's approach is right but it's not really a choice if there's no other option.
which is, i think, a scary thing for everyone. the idea that terms of service, copyright law, robots.txt, all don't matter because the legal system is bending to corporations yet again, and the modern megacorp doesn't really care about its standing amongst the producer side of the internet
i think this is a good, balanced opinion… but the idea that websites should cut deals with or work with llm companies instead of fully opposing them or blocking their access points to the reality that such opposition is no longer a real option www.citationneeded.news/free-and-ope...