'Any Saved Knowledge Gets Outdated': Redditor on AI's Unknowable Best Practices
ECrispy · reddit · 2026-10-31
Redditor ECrispy vents that AI moves so fast that saved notes and bookmarks go stale within months — when Qwen 4 ships, all the 3.8-era knowledge gets forgotten like 3.6 before it. On agentic coding there's no consensus either: do agent memory, LSP, or token-reduction tools help? Should you use subagents? Are vague prompts better? Do MCP/skills help or hurt? Everyone gives a different answer.
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