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by everyyear
339 days ago
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Every single time in the past 10 years that I have seen some software tech hyped here it has been the same. Look under the hood, it's just some over-engineered stab at vendor lock-in. The tech industry has become a pyramid scheme to sell more computers. Everything feeds into that. "Cybersecurity", "cyberwarfare" scares, which are enabled by the over-engineering, will be solved by? Yeah more over-engineering. A boom of GPU farms where the answer to all shortcomings is using more GPU farms? First "agent"/mcp codebases I looked at were some naive reinvention of expert systems to scaffold and parse prompts and responses from some LLM endpoint. It's transparent at this point. |
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