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@eriner I use GitHub speckit primarily. Experimenting with open spec, in Claude (personal) copilot (work)

"Spec Driven Development" sounds like big upfront design, but with these frameworks it's not. It's small changes, 2 to 5 use cases.

You give the agent as little or much detail as you want. It's a multi-step generative process:

Spec (requirements, uses cases)
Research ("decisions")
Plan (phased, what code to write)
Tasks: fine grained steps

@BasedLord @Goalkeeper first job:.Dad met a guy at the computer store (long time ago)
Second job: guy my dad worked with occasionally
Third job: college roommate
Fourth job: moved to a new town where I knew now, so did it the old fashioned way
Fifth job: followed someone from the third fourth job to a new company
Sixth and seventh job: recruiters
Eighth job: followed someone forom seventh job
Ninth job: lateral in same company based on cross team collaboration

It's who you know

@lebronjames75 you could build two 2000 point Warhammer armies and still have money for paints and shit

@scottdhansen I didn't know that.

Sharing google summary for everyone's curioisty.

Founder Robert Baden-Powell adopted this greeting in 1896 after meeting Chief Prempeh I of the Ashanti people in West Africa Ashanti warriors traditionally held their spears in their right hands and shields in their left for protection. To offer a left-handed shake, they had to drop their shield, signaling complete trust and vulnerability—the "bravest of the brave".

@apple_dumplin

@scottdhansen @apple_dumplin the right hand is the hand of god, the left hand is the hand of the devil.

Because being different used to be bad.

Now THIS is acceptable as NORMAL.

@Jagahati @scottdhansen

#cthulhu #easter