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Dan Manges
@dan_manges
Sep 9
We've worked with the team at @cursor_ai to build and launch a first-class integration between Cursor Origin and @rwx Origin’s landing page says, "Code is moving faster than any infrastructure was built to handle. Origin was designed for this moment." Similarly, RWX is the CI
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Dan Manges
@dan_manges
Sep 9
I've built with Rails throughout my career. I'm excited to have @rwx sponsoring this year.
Ruby on Rails
@rails
Sep 8
Rails World wouldn't be possible without the support of many sponsors. This year in Austin, be sure to stop by the Sponsor Lounge and meet our Gold sponsors: @PlanetScale, @HuntressLabs, @jetbrains, @rwx, @SerpApi (also one of our coffee sponsors!), and @clio_labs (also
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Dan Manges
@dan_manges
Aug 27
Seconded. But with content-based caching, you don't even need the attestations. If the agent loop ran CI, then when the PR is opened, the entire run will be a cache hit and finish in one second. That's how we do it with @rwx
Adam Jacob
@adamhjk
Aug 26
We've moved our CI for swamp inside the agent loop, and have it produce full attestations of the work, which we validate when a merge happens. It's faster, it's more flexible, and I really think it's the way forward. stack72.dev/ai-broke-the-a…
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Dan Manges
@dan_manges
Aug 26
surely the people who make internet standards can come up with a better way to achieve public suffix list behavior for domains without maintaining a 16,000 text file that is embedded into devices
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Dan Manges
@dan_manges
Aug 20
this problem doesn't exist on @rwx because of the graph-based execution model. 1 push = 1 git clone in CI regardless of how much parallelism downstream.
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