#2026

Here’s my list of reasons for using Opencode.

1. Switch between models on the fly #

I’m often experimenting with the bleeding edge models as they come out. I actively switch between models for tasks and I use them all enough where I can tell the difference. Opencode lets me switch between models mid-task or mid-conversation. Fluidly.

#2025

Product vs Model Innovation

In the AI boom, successful companies innovate faster on product, not models. Cursor 2.0 proves this.

#2018

Smarter ToDos with Kotlin

Checkout this quick blog post I wrote for my company, tweaking the existing Kotlin TODO to work towards our requirements.

While I don’t think this solution is a panacea for all your missing code snippets, I have found some luck with this method, in adding accountability for those PR review feedback comments you say you’ll get to, but conveniently forget :)

Here’s a bonus if you’re reading this article from here:

My new programming font - IBM Plex Mono

I’m obsessed with typefaces and fonts .¹

My programming productivity is irrationally dependent on the font I pick for my IDE. I have spent unhealthy amounts of time experimenting and trying different fonts for programming.

I usually prefer a monospaced font and I’ve bounced between Inconsolata and Consolas in the past – both truly beautiful typefaces.

Recently though, a design director at Instacart shared this link on the laws of UX (a fantastic read btw).

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