I did some scraping for our startup to get a sense of how stable this new ecosystem is, and wrote it up (with llm help).

Also wrote a little UI for it. https://pradeep.md/skills

I've been using Ellipsis for a few months now. I have zero regrets about paying for it now and likely will pay them more in the future as their new features ship.

For a solo engineer like me who's working in multiple codebases across multiple languages, it's excellent as another set of eyes to catch big and small things in a pull request workflow I'm used to (and it has caught more than a few). I'd argue even as a backstop for catching edge cases/screwups that may lead to wasting my time that it's already more than paid for itself.

@gregw134 Thank you for sharing! I've never worked at Google, but really curious what the engineering context is when you say "needs a launch" in the last line.

Guessing: perhaps this means, if someone needs credit for shepherding an improvement to search quality into production, here is a set of known improvements waiting for someone to take ownership.

Exactly. The main way to get promoted at Google is to claim that you launched something important. Results in a lot of busywork and misaligned incentives.

promptfoo looks excellent. will be digging into this later, thanks for sharing!

Definitely need it for sales forecasting, and for figuring out what a brand-new click to a website will most likely do.

Use Kicksend to do this now

Kicksend (S1!, Mountain View, CA)

Hiring:

- Android Lead

- Mac Desktop Lead

Email me at pradeep@kicksend if you're passionate about shipping beautifully crafted product to massive international markets.

Whoops, the code samples were inserted into the wrong positions. Fixed now, thanks for letting us know!

Here's a link to the actual app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kicksend.a...

This is being worked on.