Millions of devs are building the same agent patterns — 'machine learning in reverse'
Maasu · reddit · 2026-10-17
A Reddit post observes that a million developers are now building 'software factory' agent patterns, just as they previously flocked to memory MCPs, RALP loops and subagent workflows — spurred by algorithm-driven social media. The author calls this feedback loop, where ML-curated feeds shape human-created patterns that feed back into the machine for selection, 'machine learning in reverse.'
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