Jon Perl

We now support VPN configuration for iOS app testing, so you can test against internal staging environments, validate region-locked content, and use geo-specific APIs on real devices. VPN sessions are configured per test run and torn down automatically, so there's no lingering state between runs and no manual setup for each run.

Crazy how a strong team can make really hard things look simple. This is a great example👇

@bekacru What bugs have you encountered?

I like the direction of Cursor 3. But it has a lot of bugs, and obvious missing features.

@jasonlk @clerk Native integrations (almost) shouldn’t matter anymore with skills on agentic platforms

@jon_perl @clerk It seemed easier to deploy at the time I think I was wrong about that But now it does have native Replit integration ...

My @clerk account on left — no way to downgrade or cancel, even though we ALREADY pay for a second account for SaaStr How @clerk says on right it is supposed to work, a downgrade button But I have tried for several months It’s not THAT much money. But it’s also not cool or customer-centric. I think the Age of AI, we are all 996. We’ll pay fast. But you gotta … let us go, too.

@jasonlk Humans are still important. Phew 😮‍💨

Zoom top performer

@Couch_Investor Also very seriously considering webflow

Has anyone successfully replaced any software product with Claude?

@Couch_Investor PullApprove

Manual QA is going away Companies doing manual qa that can be automated won’t survive the ai revolution

@claudeai there is a bug with claude console. given you have multiple workspaces. then you delete one. you should be able to login. but it won't let unless you use incognito mode or clear your browser data

My daughter wanted to blow bubbles outside at 7am this morning. TIL that’s a fantastic way to start your day. Within all the chaos of starting a company it’s nice to hear and ground oneself in the wonder of “Look at the magical bubbles”

was so jealous of the right side of the plane that could see the contrail

plane delayed in tampa because of a rocket launch which was already pretty cool. and then I learned we were going back to the moon!!!

@1a1n1d1y Yeah that was awesome

boris is such a good manager, the poor engineer that flubbed the map thing literally probably felt like dying after the leak happened, really delicate human situation to be in as a manager, that person could be tipping over the edge under the surface i know it's memes and code and money and blah blah but at a deep level i hope more people see the masterclass in management and looking out for your people that boris has done with this when you get to the point of managing people you hit this stark realization (if you're not a piece of shit) that you have a pretty big role in this person's day to day happiness, pretty cool to see him handle it so professionally and demonstrate high level leadership like that

Claude could generate hyper optimized code but it knows it is getting paid per token

@QAWolfHQ Bugs can run, but they cannot hide (even on obscure Android tablets, foldables, or POS systems)

Now you can run E2E tests on any combination of device and OS, including tablets, foldables, even Point of Sale systems. See more here: qawolf.com/blog/test-on-a…

I use Lifesum all the time, so it's awesome we can help them test and ship faster

@fat @fat Do you have an on premise offering?

@fat This is awesome. We have been running GitHub on premise for our agents but it is definitely not performant

Code[dot]Storage A new Git provider for machines by @pierrecomputer. In Oct, Github shared they were averaging ~230 new repos per minute. Last week we hit a sustained peak of > 15,000 repos per minute for 3 hours. And in the last 30 days customers have created > 9m repos🧵