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I remember when buying wifi on a plane was sooooo forbidden by my parents. Now i literally buy wifi on every flight lol

This sounds kind of pedantic, considering Google is the most popularly cited monorepo. Curious to know why the author has this perspective

Interesting. Curious to know what you think of this https://graphite.dev/blog/there-are-no-true-monorepo-compani...

Agreed - the rate at which we're consuming info as humans (FAST) is just harmful. Feels like it's deteriorating our bodies

You could just use smaller PRs

See: https://graphite.dev/blog/the-ideal-pr-is-50-lines-long

Stack!

Notion is definitely quite slow

But I also think a lot of companies in the same stage as Notion have fallen into the trap of shipping features (namely AI features) ahead of fixing perf bugs

I literally search "xyz reddit" on google if i want reddit refs lol

Another win for berkeley

Graphite.dev is stacked PRs for github

lol, depends on what your definition of humor is

https://graphite.dev/blog/what-is-a-merge-queue

This explanation is actually a lot better

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