Sean McCann

I suddenly feel better about spending 100+ hours on SOC 2 over the past year

I'm noticing in my Claude Code usage stats (from ccusage) that 95-99% of tokens are "cache reads." If true, then we're really not using as many tokens as we think. Instead of $573 it would be more like $5 of usage. Maybe ccusage is broken because I doubt I used 691M tokens yesterday, but still.

@jessemontano_ They’ll blame Darnell Nurse for everything

"Again, I really don't give a crap if the goalie is hurt. That's on their D-man, not our guy" - Jared Bednar on MacKinnon ejection

@Stammy We need self hosted Mint for 2026

don't make me vibecode my own web analytics tool.. i'll do it i might spend more on tokens and hosting, but i'll do it 😄

@jenslystad @dakshgup It sounds like 50 reviews so could be more than 1 review per PR

@sea @dakshgup I assume its 50 PRs, not commits

Today we’re releasing Greptile Agent v4, our best code review agent yet. It’s catches more tricky bugs than v3, while also having far fewer false positives. We're also updating our pricing to help us support power users.

@dakshgup Wait, 90% of users are shipping less than 50 commits a month?

Lastly, we’re modifying our pricing to a base + usage model, similar to many popular AI coding tools. The new pricing is $30/developer/month, which includes 50 reviews, after which reviews cost $1 each. Less than 10% of active users will exceed the included usage. Existing users will remain on the existing pricing until the next billing month. Better coding agents have led to a drastic increase in the number of commits reviewed by Greptile among power users. This new pricing model allows us to focus solely on providing an uncompromising AI code review experience.

@vfnuness @anuraggoel Was the llm call cached when it was 25x faster?

One of the points I validated was a call to OpenAI. Today I do some processing, and in the render process it takes close to 50 seconds to respond, whereas in Railway the same request responds in less than 2 seconds, even during their validation period. Same code and same request in both.

I'm migrating the entire @parsaa_ai infrastructure currently on @render to @Railway. I ran some tests, and Railway delivered better performance and speed, not to mention the cost: with them, I only pay for what I use, whereas with Render, everything was charged separately, whether I used it or not, it was always the same price. Hey @Railway, do you have a discount coupon? 😅

@PenguinsJesus @spittinchiclets @barstoolsports @espn @yanismydj get on this

I’m begging you. Bring back Pro Beach Hockey. Somebody with a vision and money needs to give the people what they want.

@DavidTaggart @QuinnyPig Disclaimer, I worked there in the early days and personally built some of it.

Checkr is not a fraud. Criminal data is scattered across 3k+ counties, some counties are digital, some are not. It’s not feasible to check all 3k+ counties for a name/ssn so you have to narrow it down to the counties they’ve lived/worked/etc. There are strict regulations about what can we reported on a background check as well. Checkr is best in class in a messy data world.

I, apparently a naive idiot, had assumed that this was what “we background check our drivers” always meant.

I’m far too old to be this online

@mariardavidson I registered to vote online 5 minutes after naturalizing and nobody ever checked anything to verify my citizenship. Then a ballot appeared in my mailbox.

It took me 8 years to become a US citizen. Voting for the first time in California felt like such a privilege. Requiring voter ID should be table stakes.

@varunkhurana99 Why are you in tech if you can time the market like this?

Avoided the SaaS crash by selling everything the day Notion got valued at $11 billion

I built a little utility app with Claude Code and Cloudflare workers. Within minutes, ClaudeBot and GPTBot started hammering the app at 8 request/second. The fun part is Cloudflare workers are usage based, and D1 (their hosted sqlite) charges by row read...

@kylefox @Railway Console access is not trivial as well

I don't know how people are having success deploying Rails apps to @Railway 🤔 I gave up after spending an hour trying to get a fresh Rails app running. Claude gave up after another hour of trying — look at the commit history (lol). "Railway is broken. Try Render instead." 🤣

@claylyn_tirrell @amitvasudev_ @salesxsaas I only use Granola personally today. I used Gong in the past and across an org it's a superpower for sales/product teams.

@sea @amitvasudev_ @salesxsaas Have you ever used fathom or granola?

Gong is truly a non negotiable for enterprise sales teams now

@amitvasudev_ @salesxsaas Have you ever used Gong?

@salesxsaas Why > granola / fathom / other similar products ?

@DonaldFoss @business YC is still investing in Canadian founders, businesses physically in Canada, but just not Canadian domestic corporations.

@sea @business That’s just where the corp is domesticated, not ever they are physically located, which when it comes to regulations, is what matters.

Y Combinator, the US startup incubator behind companies like DoorDash, Airbnb and Coinbase has removed Canada from a list of countries where it will invest bloomberg.com/news/articles/…

@DonaldFoss @business They have never invested in California corporations, only Delaware

@business How much longer until it’s California?

@unusual_whales This is the same as saying Y Combinator doesn't invest in California companies. They require Delaware Corporations for North American companies. Investors are primarily American and want standardized docs, laws, and QSBS. YC is just prepping startups for what investors need.

Y Combinator has removed Canada from a list of countries where it will invest, per Bloomberg.