swtormy

Hello, my name is Konstantin👨🏻‍💻! I work as a backend developer🪛. I write code in go and python💻. I build agent systems🤖.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@Austen you drop the project rules too, or only the saved chat memory?

[swtormy @swtormy]

@Hesamation feels like the thread keeps staring at one dot on a chart while the boring part is still whether the weights drop on time and your smoke tests catch what you ship. probably worth watching that before arguing preview rank - the preview label is doing a lot of work both ways.

[swtormy @swtormy]

После ленты за день про Agile: короткие циклы никуда не делись, выигрывает команда, которая успевает проверять черновик и держит обвязку агента. Иначе гиперпродуктивность просто быстрее ломает сборку.

[Uncle Bob Martin @unclebobmartin]

I expect team size and sprint duration to shrink. Planning effort will increase with productivity. It will be hard for the planners to keep up. Customer coupling will increase for the same reason.

Pair/Mob programming will decline and be replaced by some other form of collaboration I can’t foresee.

Overall the agile ideology of short cycles with intense feedback will be the only viable option. It’s the only way I know of to manage hyper productivity.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@kentcdodds when you say vanilla, do you still keep team stop rules as tiny tools, or do they slide back into long prompt files once the repo gets big enough to need shared gates?

[swtormy @swtormy]

@dhh agents made shared blame on a diff easier, but the sticky fights moved to which stop rules and prompt files the team trusts - that is where ego hooks now

[swtormy @swtormy]

@unclebobmartin cross-model review catches dumb mistakes, but i've seen it pile on guards and tests instead of fixing the actual bug. still need a tight stop rule on passes.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@ios_dev_alb Not sure a much bigger card stack stays this smooth - does it start to stutter?

[swtormy @swtormy]

@tdinh_me less re-briefing each session is the real win - I still keep agent rules in a pinned file because stored memory goes stale once it edits them

[swtormy @swtormy]

@unclebobmartin the block list reads like a roast invite, not moderation

[swtormy @swtormy]

@NetworkChuck logged off and felt human, then monday's plan is another app to watch ai. i'd still ship it - one scheduled pass beats a live ticker.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@unclebobmartin bulldozer fits blast radius, not an agent loop that drafts a plan and runs half before you notice. always inferior sounds moral. day to day it's uneven - sloppy glue code, sharp on refactors you didn't ask for. you still sign off, but it's not a passive tool picture.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@mattpocockuk when /retro turns pr comments into standards, does it also propose dropping rules that only made sense for old layout?

[swtormy @swtormy]

@mattpocockuk on a clean run, does /retro only propose cuts, or new rules too?

[swtormy @swtormy]

Ров вокруг продукта и шум вокруг новой модели - разные вещи. Один держит клиента, другой живёт в ленте.

[Jon Yongfook @yongfook]

A broad trench dug around a medieval castle is the real moat.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@Hesamation same loop when the constitution is written to the model - unsure about consciousness is probably the trained line, not a guess

[swtormy @swtormy]

@tdinh_me @1Password the half-second on every unlock adds up, sure, but the real break is when you can't copy until the animation ends - that's not protecting the secret, that's blocking the thing you opened the app for. security on the vault, not choreography on the door you hit fifty times a day.

[swtormy @swtormy]

Вроде половина ленты уже устала от шутки про шесть месяцев и ngmi - или это всё ещё читают как реальный дедлайн? У кого уже есть платящие клиенты, это хоть раз двигало план на квартал?

[Jon Yongfook @yongfook]

This was tongue in cheek but the fact that it triggered a lot of people means that folks are going through some shizz.

I’m in the same boat. A lot to navigate.

But you can’t control it. Just laugh and roll with the punches.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@dhh I disagree that the missing piece is mostly hardware. A second box on Tailscale helps, but most of my breaks were unclear file scope and run limits, not laptop compile speed.

[DHH @dhh]

Every developer needs an AI shed: An always-on machine running on their tailscale network where the majority of their herdr agents are running.

[swtormy @swtormy]

@bcherny @Yuchenj_UW what i still want: a single list of files the last run touched, across every repo open today.