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by mikert89 8mo ago
yeah i think sub agents are needed, missed that in my comment
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by mikert89 8mo ago
all of these frameworks will go away once the model gets really smart. it will just be tool search, tools, and the model in the short run, ive found the open ai agents one to be the best
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by mikert89 8mo ago
If the ai model gets better, more and more Saas can be replaced with an agent with an excel sheet
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by mikert89 8mo ago
Is an agent running on a desktop, with access to excel, word, email and slack going to replace Saas? Add in databases, browser use, and the answer could be yes This could be the most disruptive software we have seen
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by mikert89 8mo ago
no i think we are a year or two out from this, and i see glimpses of it daily
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by mikert89 8mo ago
you realize ive written some of the pytorch source code?
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by mikert89 8mo ago
Of course, agentic tooling is the future of ai
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by mikert89 8mo ago
The model is being trained to use claude code. i.e. the agentic patterns are reinforced using reinforcement learning. thats why it works so well. you cannot build this on your own, it will perform far worse
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by mikert89 8mo ago
My true opinion is that your questions posed here, may become irrelevant in the face of super intelligence
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by mikert89 8mo ago
People aren’t mentally prepared for the LLMs spitting out flawless code
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by mikert89 8mo ago
Libraries are really built for human beings, not super intelligent machines. ORMs are built because I don’t like to and can’t write complex sql with every edge case. Same with a lot of software, software libraries are designed to work with
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by mikert89 8mo ago
It read the library and created a custom implementation for my use case. The implementation was interoperable with a popular nextjs with library. It was a hack sure, but it also took me three minutes
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by mikert89 8mo ago
This take is just an intermediary take until ai takes over software engineering. In the same way, eventually self driving cars will make human drivers look dangerous I think your thought process is not taking into account what a super logic
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by mikert89 8mo ago
It’s actually not a ridiculous concept, but I think in some ways code will go away, and the agent itself will do what the code used to do. Software of the future will be far more dynamic and on the fly. We won’t have these rigid structures
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by mikert89 8mo ago
Yeah I actually think the very concept of software will see agents affect out. Agents will do what you used to code. And it will be automatic
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by mikert89 8mo ago
Importing a library for everything will become a dated concept. Similar to the idea that object relational mappers might go away if the ai can just write ultra complicated hyper efficient sql for every query
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by mikert89 8mo ago
It’ll just spit the code out. I vibe coded some with cookie handling the other day that worked. Should I have done it? Nope. But the ai did it and I allowed it The concept of using a library for everything will become outdated
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by mikert89 8mo ago
The time might come when the ai just writes things like http request parsers and crypto libraries on the fly. And it will be somewhat normal
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by mikert89 8mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hypergamy
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by mikert89 8mo ago
i know almost zero men that dont want a girlfriend, many are trying
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by mikert89 8mo ago
im not even sure id say they were "top", id more just say its a different type of engineer, that either doesnt get promoted to a big impact role at a place like microsoft, or leaves on their own.
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by mikert89 8mo ago
yeah i have worked at a few FAANG, honestly stunning how entrenched and bad some of the products are. internally, they are completely incapable of making any meaningful product changes, the whole thing will break
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by mikert89 8mo ago
pretty clear that companies like microsoft are actually terrible at engineering, their core products were built 30 years ago. any changes now are generally extremely incremental and quickly rolled back with issue. trying to innovate at gith
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by mikert89 8mo ago
This is prime HN rage bait. I expect to see every cynical tech trope, including the idea that ai doesn’t work
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by mikert89 9mo ago
yeah a small group of experts can leverage scala, its not a language for a corporate environment
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by mikert89 9mo ago
Scala is too complicated. Most scala code bases I have worked on have no enforced structure, the language allows for all sorts of unconventional programming paradigms
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by mikert89 9mo ago
its not even a prediction anymore, meaningful amounts of software engineering are already automated. really dont understand the point of these posts. its just people that are bad at using the tooling
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by mikert89 9mo ago
no you dont understand, the whole career ladder at amazon is clogged with people at the company 10+ years, that have been in their role 5+ years. its a big game of dont get fired, and collect pay checks as long as possible
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by mikert89 9mo ago
they should give some younger people a shot to move into these management positions.
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by mikert89 9mo ago
amazon has mediocre quality talent that they grind to the bone. which worked when the company just needed raw execution. amazon has an operations culture, which was important for: 1. scaling retail 2. keeping the servers running at AWS all

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