Paul Dix

And I probably churned out a few hundred thousand lines of code, which is just like insane.

None of which is going to production.

Yeah, so that's, I mean, that's one of the problems I have right now is, so I can be more specific about a couple of these side quests.

That I thought would be interesting.

So the first one was, so Opus 4.1 was out.

This is probably like the beginning of August.

And I had the idea.

So InfluxDB is a time series database, right?

That's the project I'm working on.

And it's for like, you know, observational data, hopefully of any kind that has a timestamp.

And we, in our

you know, version of the database we have now, we support InfluxQL, which is our query language.

It looks kind of like SQL and we support SQL, actual standards compliant SQL.

And one of the things some of our customers have been asking is like, oh, can you support PromQL, right?

The query language.

And of course our answer has always been like, we would love to, but we don't have the resources to do that or anything like that.

And the idea I had was,

was what if the agents could do PromQL, right?

So our current version of the database is written in Rust.

InfluxDB 3 is written in Rust.