[ryandvm]

Yegge is smart guy but, I get the impression that he mostly works real hard to not work too hard. And while I'm sympathetic towards that tendency, I feel like most of the advice in this space is about using multi-agent configurations to effectively convince your management and co-workers that you're massively productive. Whether the mountains of code and architecture your agents are crapping out is actually adding value to the organization is a question that most companies are ill-equipped to evaluate - so these agent swarms are just a way to keep the gravy train rolling.

I think I'd rather hear what somebody who is pathologically productive like John Carmack is doing with multi-agent environments...