Dax Raad

Doing like a phase communicated rollout over a month, I think they would have... Giving a heads up.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I think people would have still been upset, of course.

Everyone's going to be upset no matter what, but it wouldn't have been this concentrated moment of like everyone being really annoyed.

I think that's just a consequence of any kind of fast-growing company.

You forget the amount of leverage you now suddenly have.

You do one small action and it ripples through millions of people.

We're dealing with this ourselves.

We've never worked at this scale before.

We put out a bug the other day where...

Almost everyone has their terminal in dark mode.

And when you open open code, it opened up in light mode.

So we flash banged a bunch of people.

And I'm like, in the past, that would have been like 100 people we hit.

But I did this like a million people this week.

So yeah.

Yeah, what's weird is we knew this day would happen at some point.

And...

For some reason, when it happened, we all just felt excited because I think we were kind of like thinking about this for a while and we knew this would happen.

We also knew that like we live in this crazy bubble, like especially on Twitter, where everyone has a $200 CloudMax subscription.