Should I start documenting all the APIs I figured out how to use?

For example I’ve been working with these third party APIs to integrate into our apps. However the docs provided are incredibly shitty.

Luckily for me I tend to hyperfocus on stuff like this and I have figured out how to use quite a few of these APIs.

Today I got the idea that I should probably put these on our wiki so that everyone can benefit from it. However I thought I should ask this probably dumb question because I will probably spend hours doing this

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u/wombatpup55 — 14 days ago
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My org is getting pega platform soon. Anything useful to know about?

We’re getting pega platform infinity 26. I have some doubts about the platform but being able to integrate with MCP has intrigued me a bit.

Also seems looks like infinity 26 is completely different from other versions so I’m hoping it’s not going to be as bad as I think it is functionally.

Usually with these low code no code tools there’s always something that doesn’t work and you end up having to code something up your selves anyways.

Appreciate any feedback/comments

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u/wombatpup55 — 21 days ago

Building a CRM/Workflow automation software internally?

So our team is already in talks and I believe contracts have already been signed for already existing solutions.

However another team at the org for some reason is going all in on building this internally after they heard about us getting the tools for this

I’m assuming they are going to be going all AI into this. This particular team also has a hoard of contingent/offshore devs whereas our team is only 8.

I’m curious to know if anyone else has seen a situation like this. From my understanding CRMs/Workflow automation is pretty complex to do. Plus theres already existing solutions for this so im kinda scratching my head as to why they want to reinvent the wheel for this

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u/wombatpup55 — 1 month ago

Not sure if this has been talked about but usage is now clearly displayed in Copilot settings

It wasn’t there last week but now it says how many AI credits I’ve used for this month which shows under Usage.

Looks like I’ve used 45,728 AI Credits this month lol

(I’m on a business plan by the way)

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u/wombatpup55 — 3 months ago

For business and enterprise users how many ai credits are y’all burning through?

I’ve had to revert back to doing most things on my own and using copilot when I really need to but man every time I use it just burns through all my ai credits.

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u/wombatpup55 — 3 months ago

If Jayden Quaintance was healthy where would he have been projected to go?

A knew a bit about him before the draft but not a whole lot. I just knew he was pretty awesome defensively.

Highlights don’t paint the whole picture so I thought I’d ask here. I personally love the pick and I’m excited he’s going to the spurs (I’m a spurs fan lol)

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u/wombatpup55 — 4 months ago

Stupid question but can I just knock this down or is better to call someone

I think these are yellow jackets and it looks like they’re building a nest on the side of my house. It looks pretty small right now so I was wondering if i should just quickly knock it down or if i should call a professional

u/wombatpup55 — 4 months ago

Recently got access at my job. How do I see my usage/how much I have left?

All i see is that I have no usage limit on GitHub Copilot Business. Should I bring this up to the admins? (currently cannot until they get back on Tuesday so thought I’d ask here) I don’t want to accidentally run up the bill or something

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u/wombatpup55 — 4 months ago
▲ 22 r/Sekiro

Damn it

I just played and finished the game for the first time and it’s just one of those games where you wish there was another one like it but it’s 1 of 1.

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u/wombatpup55 — 4 months ago