(1/2) Engineers often face a trade-off between scaling fast and maintaining low latency. @P99CONF is designed specifically for those navigating the complexities of high-throughput, low-latency systems.
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@IanVanagas@posthog and if you want to see what we've done post-rewrite to tune the system as the scale hit the projected numbers, check out this post from one of my teammates! https://t.co/MBGi4xx3vh
@ItsPatrickU either way, I'd love to understand more about why you wanted to switch, and while I don't expect to win you back given the effort you've put into building out your own solution, I'd love to understand how to improve for future users
@ItsPatrickU and we've stood up a whole team dedicated to scaling out our solution so that we don't run into issues like we've had in the past (e.g. this https://t.co/TM1LQXJtlN)
was there also something about our billing model that didn't work?
@adamleithp UI polish has been really hard for me to nail re: AI-assisted stuff; e.g. for backend things you can use property tests, strong types, etc to encode invariants, but UI is something that oftentimes requires a lot of elbow grease because you don't know it before you see it