David Cramer
 @zeeg

fractional executive, full time founder @sentry

 San Francisco
cra.mr
Joined August 2008
nice
alright our docs are absolute garbage, but finally got the magic working
imagine cheating and failing
trash
 @trashh_dev
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when you passed your leetcode interview cheating with ai
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Tempted to block any human who replies with skill issue on here Clear indicator that you’re gonna be annoying af
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Aka Pull Requests Not Accepted
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This was what my policy became with Sentry. Just because it’s open didn’t mean we wanted contributions for everyone’s random features. Open source (and derivatives) means many different things, and imo the worst projects are design by committee
Mitchell Hashimoto
 @mitchellh
Nov 7
I'm beginning to close PRs for unsolicited changes I don't want to maintain with: "Thanks, I'm not interested in the transfer of maintenance for this to us, but I'm happy to see you're maintaining this for personal use in your fork. Enjoy." 🫡
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What dis
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Vaca mode activated
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so help me if i have to build these myself i am going to be supremely disappointed in all the influencers on here
David Cramer
 @zeeg
Nov 7
Who's made some sick Claude skills that are useful in day to day development (in TS, Next.js, or general)? Would love to see some canned setups for documentation, spec generation, testing, etc
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who is sydney sweeney and are they responsible for this 6-7 thing
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Who's made some sick Claude skills that are useful in day to day development (in TS, Next.js, or general)? Would love to see some canned setups for documentation, spec generation, testing, etc
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He hasn’t found my pseudonym yet
Eric Feng @ehfeng
Nov 7
Replying to @zeeg
We are watching
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Day one of vaca - didn’t finish my project before hand so the real question is how much restraint can I show to not pick up the laptop 😅
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Imagine if the government paid their employees
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David Cramer retweeted
Josh Cohenzadeh
 @jshchnz
Nov 7
6 months ago @Sentry acquired our company & since then I've been experimenting a lot with AI I wrote up some of my thoughts on vibe coding & dealing with "AiDHD" josh.ing/blog/aidhd

AiDHD

Reflecting on six months of vibe coding: building 8 projects, discovering AiDHD, and learning what AI tools can (and can't) do.

josh.ing
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Everyone missed the joke 😅 k8s is one of the most complicated technologies I’ve ever dealt with. You should avoid it unless you need it, but many workloads need some scalable config management.
David Cramer
 @zeeg
Nov 6
is k8s amazing for scale? gonna need some evidence
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David Cramer retweeted
Christian
 @_heyglassy
Nov 7
luma.com/y6qsoc9z Massive thank you to @zeeg and @indragie for their help with this!

How Sentry scaled to 790B events monthly with ClickHouse. · Luma

Join us for Stories From Scaling #2, where we explore how fast-growing startups successfully scale ClickHouse in production. ClickHouse is a leading OLAP…

luma.com
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David Cramer retweeted
Sentry
 @Sentry
Nov 7
Sentry can't fix this.
Rockstar Games
 @RockstarGames
Nov 6
Hi everyone, Grand Theft Auto VI will now release on Thursday, November 19, 2026. We are sorry for adding additional time to what we realize has been a long wait, but these extra months will allow us to finish the game with the level of polish you have come to expect and deserve.
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is k8s amazing for scale? gonna need some evidence
Branko
 @brankopetric00
Nov 6
Kubernetes migration almost killed our startup. Where we were: - 8 EC2 instances - Ansible for deploys - Boring but working - $1200/month AWS bill Why we migrated: - New investor wanted 'cloud-native' - Engineers wanted K8s experience - Competitors were using it - Seemed like the future 6 months later: - 3 engineers spending full-time on K8s - AWS bill at $4500/month - Deploys took longer than before - More outages, not fewer - Product development stalled We rolled back: - Moved to ECS Fargate - 2 week migration - Back to $1800/month - Engineers back on features K8s is amazing for scale. We weren't at scale. Technology should solve problems you actually have.
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