Kaizen! Let it crash (Friends)

Welcome to Change Log and Friends, a weekly talk show about how good systems become bad systems. Thanks as always to our partners at fly2.io, the platform for devs who just wanna ship, build fast, run any code fearlessly at fly to IO. Okay. Let's Kaizen. Well, friends, I I don't know about you, but something bothers me about GitHub Actions. I love the fact that it's there. I love the fact that it's so ubiquitous. I love the fact that agents that do my coding for me believe that my CICD workflow begins with drafting TOML files for GitHub Actions. That's great. It's all great until, yes, until your builds start moving like molasses. GitHub Actions is slow. It's just the way it is. That's how it works. I'm sorry. But But I'm not sorry because our friends at Namespace, they fix that. Yes. We use namespace. So to do all of our builds so much faster. Namespace is like GitHub actions, but faster. I mean, like, way faster. It caches everything smartly. It caches your dependencies, your Docker layers, your build artifacts, so your CI can run super fast. You get shorter feedback loops, happier developers because we love our time, and you get fewer, I'll be back after this coffee and my build finishes. So that's that's not cool. The best part is it's drop in. It works right alongside your existing GitHub actions with almost zero config. It's a one line change. So you get speed up your builds, you get to let your team, and you can finally stop pretending that build time is focus time. It's not. Learn more, go to namespace.so. That's namespace.so. Just like it sounds, like it said, Go there. Check them out. We use them. We love them, and you should too. Namespace.so. How else would you learn? Let it crash. Exactly. The best things happen when things fail. Seriously. If it's in a controlled way. Right? I think that's like something which isn't isn't said. It's implied. It has to be a controlled failure where you have the boundary and things will not blow up. I mean, they'll blow up, but, like, you know, like the fireworks sort of blowing up where it's a controlled explosion. Yeah. Right. Tiny little crashes to learn from. Welcome everyone to Kaizen 22 with the incomparable Gerhard Lazu. He's here to let us know how he lets it crash. It's like that song. Let it snow. Let it snow. Let it snow. Only you know how to replace. Hey, Gerhard. How are you? Hey, Jared. I'm good. Thank you. Thank you. Had a great holiday. It was a great couple of weeks where I've managed to finally disconnect. It's been, I don't know, like twenty years since I had two weeks completely off. Nice. Even my holidays are only a week. So this was very different, very enjoyable, and I feel so refreshed. So I'm firing on all cylinders. You unplugged, and now …