Tune your VS code GitHub copilot experience with knobs using Stream Deck ! ⁦⁦@vscodetips⁩ ⁦@elgato⁩ ⁦@GitHubCopilot⁩

Introducing MAI-Code-1-Flash A new coding model from Microsoft for fast, efficient assistance in everyday workflows Rolling out to @code developers in model picker and Auto now! microsoft.ai/news/introducin…

Using skills with lots of tool calls or research? In @code, you can now run skills in a dedicated sub agent so your main chat context stays clean and focused ⚡

Start work on your computer, continue your local session anywhere. 📲 Remote control for GitHub Copilot CLI and @code sessions is now generally available. docs.github.com/en/copilot/c…

GitHub Copilot CLI now has a statusline feature! Here's how to set it up with Oh My Posh ❤️‍🔥

One guy. One Navy ship. One file. 1 trillion databases. He built it alone in 2000. And gave it away forever. 🤯 Meet D. Richard Hipp 🇺🇸 > American developer. Born 1961 in North Carolina. > In 2000, working as a contractor on a US Navy destroyer. > Got frustrated with bulky databases that needed servers and setup. > Built SQLite in his spare time ~ a single-file database engine. > No server. No installation. No configuration. Just one file. > 25 years later, every iPhone, Android, Mac, and Windows PC runs SQLite. > Powers Chrome, Firefox, Safari, WhatsApp, iMessage, Skype. > Runs inside Tesla cars and commercial airplanes. 🚀 > Over 1 trillion SQLite databases active worldwide today. > Put the entire codebase in the public domain. Zero royalties forever. > Trillion-dollar companies use his code. He's never charged a cent. > Still maintains it full-time with a tiny team of 3. > Pledged free support and updates until at least 2050. > No VC money. No acquisitions. No spotlight. Just code. Every app on your phone runs his invisible masterpiece. Most engineers build for fame. He built for forever. Database GOAT. 🐐

Oh my. I heard this years ago, but I never knew she had a disease that prevents her from being able to eat! She has to be fed by a tube into here stomach. youtube.com/watch?v=KdIhq1tb…

Remote control is now live in the Copilot CLI! Run Copilot on your local machine, leave it plugged in, head to the beach, and drive the agent from your mobile phone 😎

Alan Kay, pioneer of object-oriented programming and the graphical user interface, talking about agents and tools in 1990.

Master your life like this dude has mastered his job. Patience, precision, determination, and dedication.

Introducing RubberDuck in Copilot CLI: a new builtin subagent for cross model family escalations. Sonnet will now proactively solicit input from GPT 5.4 and vice versa. In our most difficult benchmark subsets, this results in a massive 5% improvement in resolution rates

The @GitHub Research folks released a "Rubber Duck" agent for the Copilot CLI. Automatically get a review from a model from a different AI family. And their data shows that yes, this does in fact help. Quite a bit.

Use the CLI anywhere.

I don’t know who this is for, but it’s for someone. Let me tell you how Jesus changed my life.

Why is this the sickest show I have seen in decades? youtube.com/watch?v=p5yza2YW…

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The "best" model is all the models

We cannot continue to let AI write code the way we currently are. It’s way too good at cutting corners. I think hooks in the Copilot CLI might be the answer here. And I think we may only need two of them. preToolUse - the gate: Code gets linted or the model doesn't get to save the file. Model doesn't get to commit until all tests pass. No exceptions. The AI literally cannot move forward without passing basic muster. postToolUse - the feedback loop: Run your type checker after every edit (tsc --noEmit, whatevs). The output goes straight back into the model's context. It sees the errors. It fixes them. Loop restarts and continues until code is actually correct. No rationalizing about why it’s ok for some dumb error to persist. The model cannot write a file, pass a type check, or commit without actually doing what was asked. It’s time we held models to the same basic standards we hold for ourselves.

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