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> Agents really do not care at all how "nice" a language is. People do care. > You only need to be picky with language if a human is going to be working with
by bigbadfeline 8mo ago
> Agents really do not care at all how "nice" a language is.
People do care.
> You only need to be picky with language if a human is going to be working with the code.
Sooner or later humans will have to work with the code - if only for their own self-preservation.
> I get the impression that is not the use case here though
If that's not the use case, there's no legitimate use case at all.
- fragmede 8mo ago> Sooner or later humans will have to work with the code We want that to be true, but it's starting to look like it might not be.
- wild_egg 8mo agoI might have misinterpreted what the submitted link is offering then. I thought this was some "secure" sandboxing thing where agents can write ephemeral scripts as tool calls to take arbitrary actions. No human will be looking at that. It's not checked into a repo and is not maintained. One-off throwaway scripts can be written in literally anything. It does not matter.