@mscccc

Member of database staff @PlanetScale

 Pennsylvania, USA
m--c.com
Joined December 2009
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Mike Coutermarsh retweeted
BO@bo_austin_6h
if someone says ‘well let’s think about this from first principles’ at work more often than not you are about to hear some bullshit. do you think you’re Descartes? second or even third order principles should be totally fine to draft this slide deck
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Jeff Needles
@jsneedles1h
Such garbage on the internet. I find inaccurate description of my business. I email company, as described in their "editorial process" I get back automated sales pitch for their info-product stuff. I say "no thanks, just appreciate you looking into the article." them:
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Cloudflare worker tracing is so legit
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That I can send an agent off to QA code in prod for me. It's JUST SO GOOD. EVERYTHING IS SO EASY NOW.
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A year ago I'd spend hours carefully recreating a customer's very specific database/app setup to recreate a bug. Now it takes minutes + add on 20 variations.
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Drew Bragg@DRBraggOct 15
Welp... Got laid off from Podia today. Kinda a lot to process for a Thursday. I'll have something more coherent to say eventually. For now, send Ruby/Rails leads. Or dog pictures.... Both are good.
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Anthony Kroeger
@kr0derOct 14
dude the @PlanetScale MCP is so good in terms of the customization it gives you wtf Supabase MCP forces me to enable write access to the prod DB...
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John Nunemaker
@jnunemakerOct 14
I feel seen. This quote explains my life now... "skilled engineers needed to steer Claude away from over-engineering parts of the system in response to hypothetical concerns".
Anthropic blog post about redesigning source control, published Oct 13, 2026, with navigation menu and article introduction visible.

ALT Anthropic blog post about redesigning source control, published Oct 13, 2026, with navigation menu and article introduction visible.

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Jeff Needles
@jsneedlesOct 13
🚢 You can now debug your image rendering process. docs.htmlcsstoimage.com/guid…

Using the image debugger | HTML/CSS to Image API Docs

Use the image debugger in the HTML/CSS to Image dashboard to inspect render timing, network requests, console logs, errors, and the generated image.

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Jeff Needles
@jsneedlesOct 12
This is something I've wanted to build for our users for a long-ass time Understand what's happening during the render process. Coming v soon 🎉
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Feeling great. Time for a big week
zellie@zellieimaniOct 12
Millennials who have been working since 16 years old MUST be tired.
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Mike Coutermarsh retweeted
Dmitrii Kovanikov
@ChShershOct 10
> Total comp is $550k-$1.1M Why do they list a budget for the entire department and not just one person? This is really confusing.
Tamay Besiroglu
@tamaybesOct 10
We're hiring exceptional engineers to join the team. No degree required. All we care about is you being smart and able to solve hard problems. Total comp is $550k-$1.1M (job ad says something else, but ignore that).
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IMMACULATE
New York Metro Weather@nymetrowxOct 9
Friday's Weather Rating: 10/10 BACK ON TOP!!! High temperatures reach the lower 70s with beautiful sunny skies, comfortable dew points and a light breeze. It's hard to ask for anything more than this. The vibes are immaculate out there today!!
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Sam Lambert
@samlambertOct 8
oops it looks like we rained on someone's parade
PlanetScale
@PlanetScaleOct 8
TIN is the fastest text search for Postgres. Again. planetscale.com/blog/tin-v10…

TIN v1.0.6: 2-3x faster, with support for stemming — PlanetScale

TIN v1.0.6 supports stemming in 18 languages and is 2-3x as fast as the GA version

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Jake Casto
@0x15fOct 5
We spent five years trying search engines. Every one of them wanted to own the experience and be the destination. We needed a foundation. New blog: how @PlanetScale TIN became a building block in Layers search layers.engineering/how-plane…

How PlanetScale TIN Became the Foundation for Layers Search

Quick note first. If you’ve been following TIN, you’ve seen the takes: it’s fast, “is it fast?”, dense-term elision is a mistake, etc. We…

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Wow, sounds like you’re working hard. We are all impressed. Thanks for the update
Alex Iskold | 2048.vc
@alexiskoldOct 3
Very "light" Saturday with 7 meetings on the calendar, working and coding in between. Loving the times...
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Spiritually Canadian weekend continues
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Magic brought to you by @eileencodes
Kyle Galbraith
@kylegalbraithOct 2
deploy queue with parallel deployments on PlanetScale are fucking magic.
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This morning I played hockey. Tonight I'll watch hockey. Tomorrow morning I'm playing hockey. Tomorrow night, watching hockey. Sunday night, playing hockey again. Peak weekend.
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Would not be surprised if it was some AI security scan that did this. I remember one continuously alerting on our DCR apps as well.
Mario Zechner
@badlogicgamesSep 30
today in MCP land ... thing are better compared to a year ago, but also worse.
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Trigger.dev
@triggerdotdevSep 30
This summer we upgraded our 56TB Postgres database with (almost) no downtime. And we moved all new runs to @planetscale Metal. This post covers everything we did and everything we learned along the way. tgr.dev/LuKQYce

Upgrading a 56TB database that's growing at 250GB per day with (nearly) no downtime | Trigger.dev

We had to upgrade our 56TB Aurora Postgres cluster by 31 July without taking Trigger.dev down. Instead of moving the database, we made the problem smaller: new runs and the control plane went to...

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