[kbouck]

> moving toward a world where coding isn't really about sitting down and grinding out syntax

Love the idea of "coding" while walking/running outside. For me those outside activities help me clear my mind and think about tough problems or higher level stuff. The thought of directing agents to help persist and refine fleeting thoughts/ideas/insights, flesh out design/code, etc is intriguing

[sampullman]

I do a bit of that now, I'll mostly use Claude code at home, and set Jules on some tasks from my phone while exercising. Reviewing code is tedious though, and I don't see it getting too much better.

[calgoo]

On the code review part, that's also because we are using languages designed for humans. Once we design the programming languages for the LLM, then you design it in such a way that code review by humans and AI is easy.

Same with project org, if you organize the project for LLM efficiency instead of human efficiency then you simplify some parts that the llm have issues with.