yeah it is dead, turns out most of those questions were just people asking how to center a div… and the roasters finally got tired

Someone should make a site that just compiles the correct answers to these kinds of questions.

100%

Nice tool.

I am not a game developer but a platform developer. The custom reference approach is spot on and that's a massive job.

I compiled 202 tips from 10 'important' CC users into a repo and plugin. You might want to ask CC to review it and see if any of it is worth implementing in your skills as well: https://github.com/4riel/cc-bible

yeah, we keep learning the same lesson: the tool that audits your supply chain is the single best target for compromising it

24ms startup is the real story

At that speed you can treat it as disposable: fresh instance per test run, no shared state, no flaky tests from leftover S3 objects. that was never practical with LocalStack cold start

This is why I use LocalStack today. I can stand up all my infra for my teams 14 microservices in under 30s and test my in flight changes, all without an internet connection. Deploying to our real staging environments take 30m (literally) for a single CDK / cloudformation stack change. The fact I have an immediate feedback loop saves my team inordinate amounts of time. Cloudformation deployments are criminally slow.

I recently discussed this with an adjacent org that didn't use a local environment at all outside of junit mocks for unit testing, and their deployment pipelines take over 45m per commit. Ridiculous.

Side note: this local-first strategy works well but requires some beefy hardware with gobs of ram, at least in my line of work with java and rails microservices. My laptop is an M4 with 64gb ram. I honestly wish I had the 128GB model...

53% catch rate on bugs that already cleared human review, with the main bottleneck being false positives... Sounds about right for where LLMs are useful: they don't get tired on patch 47 of a series

Finally, a machine learning model to confirm I lack self-control