Ex-Copilot engineer: tools will change, but humans are wired to keep building
rakyll · x · 2026-09-21
In a follow-up, rakyll adds that the experience of coding agents speeding everything up while creating more work is shared across the industry. Tools may change over time, but humans are wired to build things and will keep building.
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