AspiringPMC

Making sense of the world.

[Nemishkay @Nemishekh]

Growing up I never understood why a lot of people in their 20s are into so many movies and series, I thought it was what people who have nothing to do, do and IT ALL MAKES SO MUCH SENSE NOW. SO MUCH SENSE.

[CJ Hess @seejayhess]

I tried out dynamic workflows and didn't get much out of them at first. I spent today trying to see what I was doing wrong and learned a bunch.

Mainly, I found it so useful for adversarial agent tasks. I just used it to review a 7 PR stack. Here's how I approached it:

Claude really likes his own work, and that makes it tricky to get quality reviews, even with other standalone agents.

However, splitting the review into many focused segments with ultracode is killing it for me.

Here's my process:

1 - Define the task, often reviewing a plan or code diff, and the main things to care about. Think of this as the PR description.

2 - Define the swimlanes for the reviewers. For me this comes in a few flavors, but it's often correctness, code duplication, safety, maintainability, etc. This is where you should put the most brain power into developing your own. (I like to add a philosophy section in my skill to get the agent in the right headspace.)

3 - Turn on ultracode (I hope you already did this).

4 - Tell the model to review what it has first (the diff, the plan, the doc, etc.), then create a workflow to cut up the reviews as thinly as possible to achieve what you want, and to have them be incredibly adversarial. I often like to say "have them be super mean."

5 - Then (my favorite) include that each agent must come back with a way to verify their findings.

6 - Finally, end with the main Claude verifying all the findings once the list comes back, then prioritizing and presenting them to you.

My advice would be to copy this tweet, give it to Claude, and add your own flavor and goals for what you're actually reviewing. So far I have seen this catch bugs, produce cleaner code, and stop me from having 28 date formatters across my codebase.

[Gergely Orosz @GergelyOrosz]

When some of the most respected and rational software engineers in the industry (those building standout software for 20+ years) adopt AI coding tools b/c it works for them:

It suggests these tools are good enough, and here to stay.

(I am now using them daily for coding btw)

[bob smith @SmithBob2001]

@0x49fa98 You seem seriously naive about what this country is and is not.

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@tatunotoco 🥹

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@tatunotoco Democracia foi protegida 🙏

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@thebeautyofsaas BS

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@tatunotoco 2025: "Não é culpa do Galípolo, ele é obrigado a cumprir a meta de 3%"

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@Ricardo_Cd_Oliv Existe algum estudo assim para SP?

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@BowTiedOx Does it make sense to train 6x times per week but to do less intensive workouts?

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@zaidkdahhaj What is the 80/20 habits of Circadian Health?

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@tatunotoco Não tem problema algum, é um dos bancos da democracia

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@jonesmanoel_PE jun/2015: https://t.co/dLjirJhH3T

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@thebeautyofsaas Quite sure it is from Steve Siebold 177 mental toughness secrets of the world class: the thought processes, habits and philosophies of the great ones

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@Marcelo91042477 Comentários no Youtube dessa entrevista são um show de idiocracia

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@EconomiaXavier Seria muito interessante uma universidade em que todos os cursos tivessem os primeiros 1~2 anos consistindo de humanas e exatas num nível bem hard, para filtrar mesmo.

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@jonesmanoel_PE > No primeiro período petista na presidência, enquanto enchia a grande burguesia de dinheiro, ganhou força o discurso de "ódio à classe média".

O maior tiro no pé de todos, ainda pouco discutido.

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@AmazoniaAzulBR Teve um acidente umas décadas atrás e são até hoje meio traumatizados

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@ComunaDaThread "Socialism ... is inconceivable without planned state organisation. ... We Marxists have always spoken of this, and it is not worth while wasting two seconds talking to people who do not understand even this" - Lenin

https://t.co/MeEIqwG4k7

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@poetvoir https://t.co/FTbvdJOgKa