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tired of noise like this, most human writing is slop too, what kind of insight is "A lot of why this is a difficult problem to solve boils down to humans and agents being very different kinds of beings" supposed to provide? and also: "We’re in the odd position of needing to make all the important decisions up front because an agent has to go on the journey alone." No we're not. It's awesome. Just accept that agile development was a deeply flawed idea to compensate for humans possessing low bandwidth for software development, we live in a waterfall world now. or: "There are some very obvious problems here. Especially in a CLI interface, I can’t edit the plan directly. The plan almost always has open questions in it, despite the grilling process, and I don’t have an interface for answering them." ??????? Skill issue. Idc if you're a staff engineer at GitHub, is dumb to treat this like some attention-worthy tricky problem, but if you actually find the Matt Pocock skills to be useful, then I understand why you might overthink this from the wrong perspective 🌚🌚 or: "Humans are not efficient readers. We can read about 240 words a minute, and an agent can write about 4,500, which is 19 times faster than we can read." ?????????? Skill issue.

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is this rly news or i just see people attention farming on twitter about it quasi-factory will be nothing but a flexible machine that can encode arbitrary shared context workflows with built-in progressive disclosure, to use the Anthropic terms here i didn’t realize ppl needed to be told to remove unnecessary subagents from their AI systems but apparently…?

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lowkey neither agree nor disagree, because translation is inherently destruction tho? e.g. how are you supposed to translate Вода and Монеты as Water and Coins, but split the translated words such that they emphasize a Yes and No, for example Wa-ter and Co-ins/Mo-ney captures a vanishingly small part of the poetry Something like: “Water—yes—and firmament” and: “Coins—not even—shadows” might be workable, as a liberal translation to English. Am not a translator though, and no one attempts to do such things for this complex and ridiculously beautiful poem (Poem of the End by Marina Tsvetaeva)

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