rakyll: attacked last year for saying coding agents move too fast, still worth watching
rakyll · x · 2026-10-13
Engineer rakyll says it was demoralizing to be personally attacked last year for saying coding agents are progressing way too fast. She stresses it was not a momentary observation: she has been playing with models since the early days with almost no quotas, and argues the industry needs to pay more attention to what is happening.
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