Why rent servers when agents can run your terminal?
StewartalsopIII · x · 2026-09-26
Stewart Alsop III argues that if you know how to guide an agent in a terminal, there's no reason to keep renting servers from others. Instead, agents let you aggregate compute and value into your own cloud — with or without a major native compute layer. A take on how agent autonomy may shift infrastructure ownership back to individuals.
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