AWS DevTools Hero | Builder by heart | Building @nexus_share | https://xitter.cf/t.co/NtbD4wGU1N | Enterprise Architect @ FICO | Opinions are my own

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Joined October 2007
Replying to @shazcodes
fingerprints? ;)
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We keep asking if AI will replace developers. Isn't the quieter question what it's turning the job into?
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My MCP server for @nexus_share now has 45 tools - is that too much? One of them can be used to upload images!
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Is the hardest part of AWS the engineering, or deciding which three of the forty services you actually need?
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One thing I did not expect while prepping Pegasus Galaxy for real players: I built AI agents that can play it, and they immediately burned tokens ;). Agents as adversarial testers for your own game is a weirdly effective way to find the holes. Would you trust AI players to balance-test your game?
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One thing I did not expect while prepping Pegasus Galaxy for real players: I built AI agents that can play it, and they immediately burned tokens ;). Agents as adversarial testers for your own game is a weirdly effective way to find the holes. Would you trust AI players to balance-test your game?
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Does your developer portal save time, or add one more place to look before you give up and ask in Slack?
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We ship faster than ever. Are we shipping better, or just making mistakes with lower latency?
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If anyone can ship with AI, is the moat still the code, or the taste to know what's worth shipping?
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Infra as code promised repeatability. Why does every environment still feel a little bit handcrafted?
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If a platform needs a dedicated team to explain it, is it reducing cognitive load or relocating it?
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Build-in-public reality for Pegasus Galaxy this week: I've been deep in the systems around the game, not the game itself. The unglamorous truth of launching a game: the game logic was the easy part. Setting up things around it and creating a community is difficult. Anyone who's shipped multiplayer: what broke first when real people showed up?
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Is a green build proof it works, or just proof nothing we thought to test is broken?
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Is your bottleneck in 2026 the model, or the harness of context, memory, and tools around it?
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So true. Thats why #serverless is still a thing. @edjgeek @julian_wood @focusotter and so many more know what I am talking about
That’s the best of course — what doesn’t run cannot be attacked. I meant that a managed runtime also takes care of patching, so for the Nodejs thingie for example, we didn’t have to do anything. AWS already did it. And that’s the other thing: major providers usually get advance notification, so it’s often patched before it goes public. Priceless.
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We automate the happy path beautifully. Why does the 3am incident never follow it?
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Golden paths are great until your use case isn't on one. Then is the platform helping, or in the way?
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Is "promotion" in your pipeline really promotion, or a rebuild you're hoping comes out identical?
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luckily I'm building on @awscloud with #Serverless so the issues didnt bother me much, but still.... TGIF!
thank god it's Friday 😂
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We're starting the next round for Pegasus Galaxy in 30 minutes - please sign up and play around with it a bit! Any feedback will help! Register now: lckhd.eu/OUit4d Ping me so i can invite you to our testing chat if you're interested :-) #OnlineGaming #PegasusGalaxy #MMPOG #BrowserGames #BackToThe90s
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