Thoughts on slowing the fuck down
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Thoughts on slowing the fuck down
Thoughts on slowing the fuck down 2026-03-25 The turtle's face is me looking at our industry Table of contents Everything is broken How we should not work with agents and why Compounding booboos with zero learning, no bottlenecks, and delayed pain Merchants of learned complexity Agentic search has low recall How we should work with agents (for now, I think) It's been about a year since coding agents appeared on the scene that could actually build you full projects. There were precursors like Aider and early Cursor, but they were more assistant than agent. The new generation is enticing, and a
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