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Rauch: Web architecture is moving from static Jamstack to dynamic rendering
“There's a huge push for dynamic and away from static and sort of the previous buzzword of Jamstack architectures.”
Rauch: Copy and paste is always better than a bad abstraction
“There's a great phrase that I love, which is copy and paste is always better than a bad abstraction. And a lot of the worst code bases are the ones that are over abstracted.”
Rauch: The most successful software companies always work in massive monorepos
“And this also comes from the observation that the largest companies, the ones that have written the most successful software on the planet, have always worked in massive monorepos.”
Rauch: Every customer deploying AI at scale faces bot and abuse attacks
“On the bot mitigation and abuse prevention thing, every single customer that's deployed AI at scale, At any scale, a product that actually works has already faced this challenge.”
Rauch: OpenAI is by far the most popular backend in Vercel telemetry
“OpenAI is by far the most popular backend. Like we have sort of aggregated anonymized telemetry and like, what are the backends that our server functions are talking to and OpenAI is sort of Biggest.”