@jappleby barely anyone remembers that company, they had such terrible ads

@elie2222 @AvgDatabaseCEO Well the original tweet is about 500ms cold stars and no cold stars

@elie2222 @AvgDatabaseCEO We measure every hour so most likely hitting cold starts

@jonbharrell DMed you!

@EIsenah @AvgDatabaseCEO We use @checklyHQ

@jonbharrell @AvgDatabaseCEO Yes, here is link: we have more databases and CDNs

@hammer_mt Good luck with your application!

@emilkowalski_ I like the effect but please don’t do this to Linear

@d4m1n SES or @loops if you want better DX and combine it with easy newsletter

@jh3yy Have you found a way to ensure all elements stay on the same line, even when selected? We implemented something similar on our website but never managed to find a reliable solution to prevent the ‘next line jump’ as elements change width when selected.

I recently decreased my GitHub Action execution time by 2x by removing the restore/save cache steps. Instead, I run bun install and get the build cache from Vercel Remote Cache. Now it’s not only faster but also free.

@cramforce Did you notice a significant spike because of BFCM or was it business as usual?

I'd love to eat it, but I'm on Singapore's metro, and if I do, I'll probably end up in jail for like 20 years Jokes aside, I'm not sure if you can achieve the Singapore effect without compromising at least part of people's freedom. So, it's not about how much more money/land/power we have to give the government to make it work, but more like "how much we as citizens can sacrifice to live in a utopia"

@hammer_mt It's best to have the cake and eat it too

@jacobmparis @AdamRackis @ryanflorence @jdggggyujhbc The last time I tried this, prefetching didn't work for the clientLoader. So, unless we have a cache, there's a significant lag between the click and the route transition.

@leeerob Love it, gives me vibes of the home-cooked apps and barefoot programmers talk by @Mappletons

I wish Tailwind would become a browser standard and become *the* way to style, but that's probably not going to happen. Tailwind websites rarely struggle with excessive CSS. That's why I asked about critical CSS - it would be especially useful for projects that don’t use a utility-based approach.