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It can be a science fiction result and still not actually result in time saved for the human operator on the whole. For me the jury is definitely still out on w
by lolinder 1y ago
It can be a science fiction result and still not actually result in time saved for the human operator on the whole. For me the jury is definitely still out on whether it results in net time saved and it's not for lack of trying.
Whether it ends up getting good enough in the near future that it does become a net positive both isn't the question being discussed and still remains to be seen.
- kasey_junk 1y agoHave you tried an asynchronous agent coding flow? They were relatively rare until last week. But it took that for me to see the value. Now I happily queue up 4 or 5 tasks in the morning, come back at lunch to check in/feedback or merge at lunch, rinse and repeat. It doesn’t replace the hard tasks (yet) and you do need to think about the tasks and the tooling but it’s a game changer. I wasn’t kidding in a peer comment (except about the mars cheese castle). I started an agent task before leaving on a trip and gave it feedback from my iPad when I stopped. I have a real business problem solved now.