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Why do we even have loops?

Everyone has a /loop setup now.

You open 𝕏 and see screenshots of an agent prompting another agent, running all night, a wall of green checkmarks. 🔁

Never ask a woman her age, what a scrum master does, or how loops speed up development....

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Delete All Your Skills

A few years ago, I shared an app idea with my friend. The app would give you motivational quotes and guidance.

I know, truly original. 😅

But what he said has stuck in my head ever since:

Most life advice fits on a pamphlet.

This applie...

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Why a handful of engineers will beat your agent fleet

Motivated, capable engineers with a deep understanding of the business will always out-ship meat proxies1 and create a superior product.

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We went from human slop to AI slop. That’s fine.

AI-written code isn’t a new species of bad code.

It’s your average engineer’s code created at higher volume.

This is a boring conclusion I’ve been thinking about for some time. It won’t get you any clicks. It doesn’t imply AI will take yo...

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Agentic coding is boring if you only write code

A game beyond the game.

The games I had the most fun with always had metagames.

In World of Warcraft, the core game is simple:

  1. Your character attacks mobs, the bad guys. Mobs die, give you XP, and some loot.

  2. You fight mobs at...

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