At work we’ve got coderabbit set up on our github and it has found bugs that I wrote. Sometimes the thing drives me insane with pointless comments, but just today found a spot that would have been a big bug in prod in like 3 months.

I told them my os is non standard, Graphene, and if they need anything more than 2fa codes, it’d need to be on one of their devices.

I use pycharm for this and in general it does a great job. At work we’ve got some massive repos and it’ll handle it fine.

The “find” tab shows where it’ll make changes and you can click “don’t change anything in this directory”

If you’re willing to deal with managing it, 125gb on s3 seems to cost about $3 per month.

I watched a YouTube video where a dev was optimizing unity code to match the size of data that is sent to the cpu using structs just like this.