Jared Santo

I agree with you on the low hanging fruit, but on the app boot process, we've got even things like 1Password being those things being injected from their CLI. I'd imagine that API call is not strenuous, but it's probably seconds, right? Yeah.

I agree with you on the low hanging fruit, but on the app boot process, we've got even things like 1Password being those things being injected from their CLI. I'd imagine that API call is not strenuous, but it's probably seconds, right? Yeah.

So there's probably in each thing we're booting up as part of the app boot process for every commit, there's at least one to several seconds per thing we're instantiating upon boot. Well, that's just me hypothesizing how things work.

So there's probably in each thing we're booting up as part of the app boot process for every commit, there's at least one to several seconds per thing we're instantiating upon boot. Well, that's just me hypothesizing how things work.

Is it the CPUs then that's impacting it, you think? Like the CPUs and the horsepower behind the build test?

Is it the CPUs then that's impacting it, you think? Like the CPUs and the horsepower behind the build test?

Exactly, so- What exactly does namespace do though? I mean, are they just, is it just a machine that has proprietary code on it that we send something to to do a build process?

Exactly, so- What exactly does namespace do though? I mean, are they just, is it just a machine that has proprietary code on it that we send something to to do a build process?

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And I'm also here with Todd Kaufman, CEO of Test Double, testdouble.com. You may know Test Double from our good friend, Justin Searles. So Todd, on your homepage, I see an awesome quote from Eileen. You could tell she says, quote, hot take. Just have Test Double build all your stuff.

Take me one layer deeper on this engagement. How many folks did you apply to this engagement? What was the objective? What did you do, etc. ?

Take me one layer deeper on this engagement. How many folks did you apply to this engagement? What was the objective? What did you do, etc. ?

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I think the question I have is, you know, while the thresholds are low and we're below our overallocation, you know, what should we expect? And this is good news. This is good news that we're not.

I think the question I have is, you know, while the thresholds are low and we're below our overallocation, you know, what should we expect? And this is good news. This is good news that we're not.