[throwthrowuknow]

This is simply yet another outdated analogy from haters that are failing to keep pace with the current frontier because they are too busy getting high on the anti-hype.

We’re well past the need to retry the same prompt multiple times in order to get working code. The models with their harnesses are properly agentic now, they can find the right context, make a plan, write the code, run the tests and fix the bugs with little to no intervention from a human.

The hardest part now is keeping up with them when it comes to approving the deliverables and updating the architecture and spec as new things are discovered by using the software. Not new bugs but corrections to your own assumptions you had before the feature was built.

The hard part is almost entirely management.

That’s something to seriously think about.

[xyzsparetimexyz]

> This is simply yet another outdated analogy from haters that are failing to keep pace with the current frontier because they are too busy getting high on the anti-hype.

Touché.