tell an agent to split every change into smaller pull requests and your productivity metric goes up before you've shipped anything new.
https://t.co/7Efyr3MMiN
Can someone help me understand how shipping 100s PRs a day makes sense?
Why do you need to ship so many PRs in the first place?
I might just not be AI-pilled enough to understand the need for it yet, so I’m genuinely trying to understand it.
nvidia is building boro, a local model setup that checks whether kernel patches still build and boot after a backport to older kernels. i'd hand agents chores like this long before letting them write new features.
https://t.co/NJK5yUEbnU
I sympathize with programmers who worked on systems they never cared about, for customers they didn't connect with, and took all their working joy from the mechanical act of turning tickets into code. You have to care about the software to be excited about making it w/ agents!
The reason most people didn't write their web apps in Rust until recently was that it was painful, verbose, and unproductive for that purpose! But if agents make it painless, productive, and you're not looking at the verbosity anyway then OF COURSE the equation has changed!
@humansandaiboss@vladzima@PrimeIntellect prime-agent can use codex subscriptions and opencode go directly, without prime-hosted inference. i don't know their gpu billing terms.
put notification settings on the shopping list too. i want the machine running all night without its agents texting me every ten minutes.
https://t.co/aqiVCWHhVo
a free trial should let you test the cancellation process. i want to find out about the mandatory phone call before we get to the part where you have my money.