Richard Shade

My views are mine, not my employers, probably not anyone else's either.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

I recently updated gh-aw-fleet to report on copilot credits. Read about it and check it out: https://t.co/3XNXX0NVlB

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@_Evan_Boyle Yep makes sense to me. You don't need to care about types until you have a concept and design.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@zeeg Anyone who has ever used Jira, definitely wanted something else to manage it. 🤣🤣🤣

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@zeeg I know on X, nuance doesn't exist, but it seems like both have purpose.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@burkeholland @github If yall are gonna do that you should do per lang slm's and MAI as a brain/router?

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

If legislators always vote with the President, we have a king.

If legislators always vote with the prevailing wind, we have mob rule.

If legislators always vote with the Constitution, we have a Republic.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@ibuildthecloud I have been doing 100 Codex and 100 Claude and it seems to be pretty solid so far.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@bettercallsalva Yep, you still have to run `/simplify`, `/code-review`, and `/review` from codex in my experience, but it both speeds up and is better cost to haiku them in Parallels.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

Use haiku-powered subagents for the parallel [P] tasks? → Yes — but I review every subagent diff before moving on

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@bradgessler @ibuildthecloud darn it, I was coming here to make this joke LOL.

[Andrew Wimsatt 🖐 @ajwimsatt]

Here is Sarah Isgur (@whignewtons) talking about how Trump’s attacks on the Supreme Court may actually strengthen it.

From the latest @wethefifth Members Only episode.
https://t.co/YVLPZT7ISB

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@whignewtons on @wethefifth, this is gonna be a great cross-over.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@burkeholland That's why I love spec-kit. I can kick off a `/speckit.implement --batch=5` and go do a meeting. Check in on the tasks afterwards. I am in PS so the meetings usually lead to more tech work. :) Emails though...

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@burkeholland @sohocine You have to confine it with lint, tests, specs, plans, etc. For golang I start with https://t.co/2Be6N8nTmm config, its pretty strict, claude will add some `//nolint`, but I have a skill that scans those and fix. You have to do this with AGENTS.md, hooks and ci/cd.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@burkeholland You forgot "All" :)

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@burkeholland @sinecanswork Probably the number one thing devs could learn in the age of AI, start with zerolog. To be fair this was always the case in most software. A lot of times `//comments` should be `log.Debug().Msg("comments")`

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@burkeholland I had a TUI bug on calculation last week, that it just couldn't get right. I had to tell it just add a `--json` flag and use that calculation and output all the fields as json. It got it right in the next pass. It was just guessing the math until it saw the output.

[Richard Shade @rshade98]

@rauchg This seems to be a problem with Opus 4.6, and Gemini 3.1. They both would rather give an answer than use a tool to look up the right answer. I had to tell Gemini 3 times to read the notion mcp docs, then tell it "I am reporting you" before it webfetched the docs.