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by jwardbond
29 days ago
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I like this, and it mirrors my experience. I felt that, by using the "full agentic way" I am implicitly accepting the fact that all the knowledge I have right now is all the knowledge I will ever need or want to have (with the exception of new knowledge on how to ask AI to do things, I guess). This seems like a nice way to enable yourself with AI, but not replace your brain completely. |
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Yes, this is slow, but still fast compared to the old ways. It was liberating for me because I’m really enjoying this AI era again, while also improving.
The time I have won, I’m investing in reading more complex books about CS, discovering new engineering feats, etc.
Regarding the fully agentic way, I think the learning curve to get a system like that working is minimal, so there’s no need to spend a lot of time learning it.
It’s better to invest that time elsewhere.