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we kind of already are with our phones and Slack, the difference at this point is negligible. i personally won't have airpods in 24/7 with my kid (or ever) so i
by volkk 8mo ago
we kind of already are with our phones and Slack, the difference at this point is negligible. i personally won't have airpods in 24/7 with my kid (or ever) so if i were doing something like this, it would be through my phone, which is already something i use fairly often. not too much difference there IMO (at least anecdotally speaking)
- orsorna 8mo agoI don't know what kind of work you do on a daily basis. But, the difference between sending a Slack message and sending a message to kick off an agent to chain a bunch of tasks together is a vastly lower activation barrier. I think many people will jump over that lower barrier out of FOMO, to avoid being outcompeted by those who already jumped. As an IC though, me sending a slack message is perhaps less impactful than a PL responding to a report :)
- htrp 8mo agoyou basically just described management, where you send a slack message and kick off a bunch of tasks to your team
- kaashif 8mo agoMaybe I'm just an idiot but...which one is the lower activation energy one? If I need something done and I ask one of my team members to do it, I trust them to get it done without supervision. They are good at their jobs and I leave them to it. But I usually have to babysit an agent somewhat.