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by fathermarz
29 days ago
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I’m not sure I understand. Babysitting models is not a multiplier IMO. If you have done 1000s of turns your harness should get sharper and less likely to go off the rails. Also I find that on greenfield, babysitting is a must, but once you have established your house style of patterns, abstractions, and baselines, you can let any of them roam free cause they will look for examples before going forward. I agree with the sentiment though that if you let a swarm design and code your whole codebase, you will be lost in how it fits together. More feature bloat than code bloat though from my experience |
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