rakyll: I was attacked for warning coding agents are moving too fast
rakyll · x · 2026-10-13
Developer rakyll recalls being personally attacked a year ago for saying coding agents are progressing dangerously fast. She stresses it wasn't a momentary observation: she has played with models since the early days with almost no quotas, and argues the industry needs to pay more attention. Even if frontier adoption stays under 5%, the disruption is real — especially given some players' advantage in physical capacity — and she credits researchers keeping this conversation public.
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