Fernando Borretti
Bonaventure
😘thanks to Prakhar Gupta Thinking about doing the thing is not doing the thing. Dreaming about doing the thing is not doing the thing. Visualizing success from doing the thing is not doing the thing. Waiting to feel ready to do the thing is not doing the thing. Talking about
🧠This is a live doc: I have been trying various approaches to agentic software development and whatever flavor I'm currently happy with I will describe here. Start a project, add the specsify stub and run claude: ~$ mkdir my-proj ~$ cd my-proj ~/my-proj$ git init ~/my-proj$ cp -a ../specs . ~/my-proj$
[1] There are only two hard things in computer science: Cache Invalidation and Naming things. Phil Karlton Of course, naming things is difficult because cache invalidation is difficult... to change a name you must invalidate everywhere that the name is used (pronounced: cached), and invalidating cached values is difficult (see
I think a lot about SQL, mostly because I write a lot of SQL, but also because I hate SQL with a passion... hating something with a passion is a form of love - right? SQL is the hideous and knobbly and hideous external surface of the most important component