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And we'll put that in the show notes.

And while they're not setting up parties in San Francisco outside the Super Bowl, Sentry helps developers debug errors and latency issues.

So pretty much any software problem that you encounter, and then, of course, fix them before users get mad.

And as their homepage puts it, it's considered not bad by millions of software developers.

Crashes can be a massive problem in AI.

If you're running a big compute job, like training a model, and one node fails, it can affect hundreds or thousands of servers.

So Sentry helped them detect bad hardware so they could quickly reject it before causing a cascading problem.

Sentry enabled them to debug massive issues in hours instead of days so they can get back to their training runs.

We love Sentry.

They've got an incredible customer list, including not only Anthropic, but Cursor, Vercel, Linear and more.

So if you want to fix broken code like the over 150,000 organizations that use Sentry, from indie hobbyists all the way up to some of the biggest companies in the world, you can check out Sentry.io slash acquired to learn more.

And they're offering two months free to all acquired listeners.

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And just tell them that Ben and David sent you.

Okay, so before I throw it over to you, I want to talk about streaming because we alluded to that.

It has become much more prominent as a strategy for the NFL and as a way to consume games, and it has gone much better than we expected.

So we were sort of poo-pooing the Amazon Prime partnership and saying, oh, they weren't hitting targets and they had to do make goods.

No more of those.

That's not happening anymore.

So in the 2025 season, Thursday Night Football on Prime averaged 15.33 million viewers in the highest ever average for Thursday night games across its 20 year history.