... GitHub link to a tool you think everyone should know about but few people use. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9822939): Comment Deleted Comment from Vlad Polonskiy(@sandopolo): @gaspard_dupuich  100% agree, Gaspard. That's the causality of endless possibilities in action: what you're describing is the mental load that comes with more options to evaluate. A couple of things keep it from tipping into overload. Repos are sorted into categories, so it reads as navigation rather ...

... like totally not compatible with anybody :D So yeah, probably my status is "haven't found the right person yet" :D Comment from Joao Seabra(@joao_seabra): Not a bubble, it's a real pattern. But I think the causality is more complicated than it looks. I'm a founder with two kids under 5. My wife runs an international NGO and travels extensively. We're deep in it on both sides simultaneously, and I won't pretend ...

... faster after launch. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @andreitudor14  It was just noticing this phenomenon, because when I had a look at their website, they usually had the number above 500. But maybe that's not the causality. Comment from Tim(@skiba): @busmark_w_nika Yeah more that PH traffic exposes things you don t usually see before launch. Not just servers, but edge cases: retries, payment flows, email/SMS delivery, rate limits, fraud rules. Teams that ve thought ...