I recently analyzed my commit history.

Last month, I made more commits than my entire 2025 combined.

▲ duped an hour ago | parent [-]

How much more value did those commits create than in 2025?

But that discards my point, which is that you should probably have been prevented from pushing all those to github unless you were paying them for it, but you weren't because the executives running github can't admit that AI is bad for their platform.

	▲	aurareturn 28 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		`How much more value did those commits create than in 2025?` We have 2x fewer developers now than in 2025. Yet, the amount of features and bug fixes we're pushing is something like 5x. So probably 10x more value is my guess for my entire team. If you mean translating that into revenue, I'm not sure. Our product is better than ever with features a much bigger team couldn't dream of building before. Stability has always been much better with fewer bugs, issues, downtime. When there are bugs, it gets fixed far quicker than before.