Stanford dropped CS329Z today. Engineering AI Agents. compound systems, build RAG/tool use from scratch, then frameworks, then how you actually evaluate this stuff.
gonna follow along online. looks pretty neat.
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βI think the only programmers who have to worry about this change are those who refuse to embrace, or drag their feet on, the progress brought by the age of agents.β
β Over my dead pencil
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@PreslavMihaylov na i think the point is just any typed lang is better than dynamic when working with agents.
Go is a great choice because itβs simple as there are limited ways of doing the same thing.
But I know Go much better than I know Rust so I may be biased
This.
βa Rust codebase is far more maintainable with agents than a Python one. Types are a form of verification. They provide back pressure.β
β software doesn't need to be readable anymore. it needs to be explainable.
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One of the many things I love about @badlogicgames' Pi is that it can just fix itself and its extensions.
This morning it hit some "subagents plugin can't access codemode" BS. tl;dr
I just said "fix it."
Two minutes later, unblocked.
Got tired of this email from GitHub, and of slow, expensive macOS CI runners.
Then I remembered I have a capable Mac Mini at home.
So I made a skill that sets up self-hosted runners on Linux or Mac. Give it to your agent and save some money: https://t.co/OksfZLbrB2
Switching my dev workflow back to a GUI with Orca: https://t.co/zv9Odr8klx
It does what I want out of the box, and the mobile app lets me manage agent runs on the go.
Much better than herdr + Moshi, with its buggy interface and constant upgrade prompts.
Dots = flop
Muse = toy, and I'm not giving Zuck more of my data on purpose
Grok Bot = overhyped
Building your own life OS and agent orchestration system on @Cloudflare = priceless
Reddit, LinkedIn, and (somewhat) X are all trying to keep agents away from content their users wrote.
That's not a moat. It's a slow exit.
Users will go where their agents are allowed in.