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The underlying stacked PR workflow is unchanged:
1. Create branch B from branch A.
2. Open PR A against main.
3. Open PR B against branch A.
4. Repeat for additional layers.
- THE BUILDERS: 10X ENGINEERS If your best engineers are spending time reviewing other people's code, then this is inherently an inefficient bottleneck. These engineers can review their agent's code much faster than reviewing human code.
- THE BUILDERS: 10X PRODUCT MANAGERS The bottleneck of user research is gone. It takes us just one mention of an agent to kickoff research and analyze results.
- Not available for Echo Dot 1st Gen, Echo 1st Gen, Echo Plus 1st Gen, Echo Tap, Echo Show 1st Gen, Echo Show 2nd Gen, and Echo Spot 1st Gen
- Not available in many markets. E.g. Currently unavailable in India.
- Can I trust you?
- Where are your company credentials?
- What's the business continuity plan?
- What's your support? Sending an email to hi@ may not work, when my application is dead because of some bug at your end.
it has support for http mocking, intercepting, proxying, tunneling and single click OAS Mock setup.
* named subdomain / endpoints
* Build Rest API and Mocking responses
* HTTP Intercepting
* HTTP Proxy pass
* nice UI, live updating, json formatting, sharable requests, etc
> If the product involves 50+ engineering team members, then 2-4 months takes you to onboard, and post that you learn new things and feel involved in day to day.
""Somewhat similar is the case with Internet that we traversed today in quest of data.""
A lot of innovation happens that gets unnoticed in Silicon Valley or around the world. People here do not have access to mentorship & peer network so easily (openly available in California), still being self-motivated and connected by reading tech blogs, advises, etc. Just top of my head are following two examples.
* Little Eye Labs => Facebook * HackerRank ==> YC
* An individual's knowledge can be limited based on his technical experience.
* his knowledge about product features
* Trigger
* Actions
* Rewards (variable rewards)
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