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Brendan Irvine-Broque

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  1. A smiling person in a beige cap and hoodie looks down on a city sidewalk, one hand on their chest and sunglasses in the other.
  4. Today we're launching Squaremates, AI for the business only you could build. I believe bringing advanced technology to people and businesses is the greatest way to create economic empowerment, and that we should do the hard things so sellers can focus on their craft. @Square https://t.co/MENulzCT2W
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  6. In the next version of Rolldown, inline common chunks reduces more chunks! Previously, If a module is imported statically in one place and lazy-loaded with import() in another, it always got its own chunk. Now it can be inlined into the file that imports it, and the import() stays lazy.
  7. If you haven’t, please read about what Toyota did in manufacturing the mid 20th century. they solved a bunch of the problems people are having managing agent swarms. And they wrote it down as generalisable principles
  8. surprised that this blew up but also the comments are interesting. lots of chat, monorepos are so easy you just need.. this tool, this esoteric process, this ci magic and all works, and btw I ship faster and obviously more than you some interesting replies from bigger companies broadly agreeing eg. openai rebuilding git, aws doing small repos. most things become distributed as products scale and so I think leaning into that is broadly healthy. whatever way you choose to execute it. a lot of the Artifacts product thinking was following standards and making it simple for agents to work with code at internet scale. Minimal context, minimal tokens, minimal compute. Small repos are recommended!! in our current super secret project we have an Artifacts repo where we deploy staging from. Releases come from our internal source control after a review and merge. This allows everyone’s agent to push straight to main whilst keeping some semblance of control. I do not have any answers. But the dev lifecycle you did last year probs isn’t gonna be how top companies are doing it next year.
  10. I'm new to the Durable Objects team, and I've been seriously amazed by how locked in everyone is on making DOs and Workers the best platform to build on. Two big wins delivered from the team - together, these help your app & agent get to work sooner. Both of these improvements are live, with no code changes needed. fewer cold starts: https://t.co/QGrHirr1jB improved relocation request routing: https://t.co/5Fy2JEC2h5
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