@0xblacklight I always worry they are doing redundant work if they go wild on those subagents, most of it probably stems from very bad experiences with gpt 5.6
@LukeParkerDev Yeah I've been planning to, I had a really nice one when I used to work out of the office at my last job.
Gave me reason to keep moving around.
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This is an excellent point. A (good) SW engineer has to learn continuously until the end of their career. And a great SW engineer actually enjoys learning, and teaches others as well!
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And if youโre a competitor using this moment to poach customers, remember this is going to happen to you too. Sooner than you'd imagine. And then everyoneโs going to remember the shade you're throwing at others right now.
Have some empathy.
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