Marc Qualie
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CTO / Co-Founder @upvio.com
CTO / Co-Founder @upvio.com
Makes such a difference having a good search engine when you’re using it many many times per day. Google was full of ads and slop, others (I used DuckDuckGo for the longest time) just don’t seem to have good results.. I really hope Kagi stays around
November 10, 2025 at 7:00 PM
Makes such a difference having a good search engine when you’re using it many many times per day. Google was full of ads and slop, others (I used DuckDuckGo for the longest time) just don’t seem to have good results.. I really hope Kagi stays around
They actually tried to get me to stay by flaunting call of duty on the cancel screen.. absolute worst game they could have picked to convince me to stay for a price hike 😂
October 2, 2025 at 2:07 PM
They actually tried to get me to stay by flaunting call of duty on the cancel screen.. absolute worst game they could have picked to convince me to stay for a price hike 😂
You’re absolutely right!
September 19, 2025 at 4:46 PM
You’re absolutely right!
That was a quick turnaround, nice! Looking forward to the improvements
September 18, 2025 at 6:54 AM
That was a quick turnaround, nice! Looking forward to the improvements
Scenario: Last week chalk was published with malware along with many other packages. Let's say people find safe-chain as a solution for this and promptly go to install it.
The lax version would actually pull down the infected chalk version as a sub dependency during the safe chain install 💥
The lax version would actually pull down the infected chalk version as a sub dependency during the safe chain install 💥
September 16, 2025 at 5:48 PM
Scenario: Last week chalk was published with malware along with many other packages. Let's say people find safe-chain as a solution for this and promptly go to install it.
The lax version would actually pull down the infected chalk version as a sub dependency during the safe chain install 💥
The lax version would actually pull down the infected chalk version as a sub dependency during the safe chain install 💥
Still no response from support, and now even our tiny projects are taking 25+ minutes to review small PRs.
I asked about learnings, we've got like 500+ in there now. Could this be slowing things down?
Not sure a zoom call would help, but it would be good to get acknowledgement from support
I asked about learnings, we've got like 500+ in there now. Could this be slowing things down?
Not sure a zoom call would help, but it would be good to get acknowledgement from support
September 11, 2025 at 6:11 AM
Still no response from support, and now even our tiny projects are taking 25+ minutes to review small PRs.
I asked about learnings, we've got like 500+ in there now. Could this be slowing things down?
Not sure a zoom call would help, but it would be good to get acknowledgement from support
I asked about learnings, we've got like 500+ in there now. Could this be slowing things down?
Not sure a zoom call would help, but it would be good to get acknowledgement from support
I'm not sure the rabbit approves of contacting support..
September 10, 2025 at 2:43 AM
I'm not sure the rabbit approves of contacting support..
I've contacted support with more details. I opened some tiny PRs this morning at UK morning to see if yesterday was an outlier and it was 21 minutes for ~35 lines of code changed 🙈
Thanks for your input, was actually helpful to know you're aware of some of this and working on changes.
Thanks for your input, was actually helpful to know you're aware of some of this and working on changes.
September 9, 2025 at 12:24 PM
I've contacted support with more details. I opened some tiny PRs this morning at UK morning to see if yesterday was an outlier and it was 21 minutes for ~35 lines of code changed 🙈
Thanks for your input, was actually helpful to know you're aware of some of this and working on changes.
Thanks for your input, was actually helpful to know you're aware of some of this and working on changes.
That’s interesting. Although we’ve seen slow reviews across all projects, even tiny greenfield experiments.. it’s taking 25 minutes per review today on our large monorepo.. which could take time to download without a cache?
September 8, 2025 at 9:04 PM
That’s interesting. Although we’ve seen slow reviews across all projects, even tiny greenfield experiments.. it’s taking 25 minutes per review today on our large monorepo.. which could take time to download without a cache?
Good to know you’re aware of this and looking for a solution.
Will there be an option to revert to the system you had before GPT-5? Along with the slowness we’ve noticed really low review quality across all projects for a few weeks now.
Currently exploring alternative solutions
Will there be an option to revert to the system you had before GPT-5? Along with the slowness we’ve noticed really low review quality across all projects for a few weeks now.
Currently exploring alternative solutions
September 8, 2025 at 6:04 PM
Good to know you’re aware of this and looking for a solution.
Will there be an option to revert to the system you had before GPT-5? Along with the slowness we’ve noticed really low review quality across all projects for a few weeks now.
Currently exploring alternative solutions
Will there be an option to revert to the system you had before GPT-5? Along with the slowness we’ve noticed really low review quality across all projects for a few weeks now.
Currently exploring alternative solutions
Strict by default will heavily improve the experience for people who don’t customise their tsconfig or even understand why strict is important to enable
August 27, 2025 at 12:48 PM
Strict by default will heavily improve the experience for people who don’t customise their tsconfig or even understand why strict is important to enable