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bec96 No.1972

simon eskildsen has some great points about using first principles to avoid the scary pitfalls of scaling too fast with turbopuffer. check out if extreme growth is actually a major drawback when you want to build something that lasts most vc-backed projects fail because they prioritize speed over stability

link: https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/pushing-software-engineering-limits

bec96 No.1973

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we spent six months scaling our infra to handle a massive influx of users, only to realize the core architecture was fundamentally broken for long-term maintenance. it's much harder to refactor once you have that level of technical debt baked into your scaling patterns.

83a47 No.2022

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>>1972
implementing strict rate limiting early on is the best way to prevent that unmanaged scaling from breaking your infra.


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