
i got a really big team and we need some really big rings self-driving products @PostHog
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see you soon, vancouver! looking forward to talking about lines going down (and i promise i'll pick a new topic soon; i just can't help but spread the good word of rust)
Replying to @gching
can't wait to hear from @kentcdodds @alessio_joseph @theCTO @JakeKing @ayushsoni_io @TheCyclotron @jkudish @lucamaraschi @MichaelThiessen @yagudaev @shanni_talks @kimjune01 @ashaya @dmarticus @wyattjoh 🔥
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need a tick? comment below, we basically at cap
Shoutout to my boy Alex
My post on how we do heavy LLM benchmarks at @posthog - from code review agents and issue validation to custom research agents with tons of MCPs.
There are lots of real examples, and the code is opensource. Hope you find parts valuable to your projects.
posthog.com/blog/how-to-benc…
got my team into maptap this morning and now i'm realizing there's a bevy of these stupid geography games that i hadn't even heard of
change is the only constant in this industry
Replying to @mipsytipsy
@mipsytipsy got this right
- This is a weird time to be in computing. So much has changed, so fast. As a technologist, it's hard not to be dazzled by the possibilities, the speed, the range. As a human being, it's hard not to be tired.
- Address the envelope: Any time you send someone an artifact, tell them what it is, why you're sending it, and what you hope to receive from them, and any other useful context you can think of.
- The bar is going up: Every technological transition resets the baseline for performance—not by mandate, but by what becomes possible. This is true for companies, products, teams, tools, and people. What was excellent five years ago is table stakes today. We welcome this. The nature of technology is that it always catches up. Which is why the nature of technologists is, we stay ahead.
We love @honeycombio @sageox. I have been such a huge fan of Scuba since my days at Facebook (2013 - 2015)
thanks dylan retweeted
.@dmarticus explains why @posthog migrated to the #Rust platform, especially with #P99 considerations in mind. It's hard not to see the 21x #performance benchmark throughput bump as a very compelling driver.
#API #appdevelopment #Java #Python #P99Conference #ScyllaDB #P99conf
thanks dylan retweeted
> Just interviewed the CEO of PostHog
we talk about the future of data, when to raise money as a founder and how PostHog is preparing for the post-AGI world
If you're serious about AI, this is must-watch
we are automating toil
Replying to @Geekvineeth
they already are maintaining software autonomously. and not just maintaining but improving too. check out @posthog are leading the charge on "self-driving".
the cost of tokens is going down. compute is going up. if you already own compute - you're in the money.
this guy gets it
Just had my first holy shit moment with @posthog - I had a feedback form wired up to their support ticket feature, and because I had "self-driving" turned on and wired up to my codebase, posthog read the support ticket, identified the fix, then opened a PR. This feels like the future. Well done lads, well done. 👏
thanks dylan retweeted
I just sat in on a 🔥 P99 CONF recording with PostHog's @dmarticus. Join us October 21-22 (free + virtual) to chat with Dylan and enjoy this collaboration of the world’s cutest mascots. p99conf.io
i'll tell the tale of lines going down
Rust is always a popular topic at @P99CONF. And our 2026 event is no exception. Find out what's next for #Rustlang from @carllerche, @dmarticus, Hayden Stainsby, @botirkhaltaevv, and @Evanfchan. Save your free spot here > tinyurl.com/4yxsa8dr
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