@kasmiyouness1 Not internet issue Fiber is everywhere now. It was broken first load, could be the Cold Start issue or something. Even now still a bit broken in terms of UI/UX and the overall responsiveness, so you may need to upgrade or use a better model. A better prompting actually. 👍🏻
Being a great agentic engineer is actually just being a great manager to someone who is smarter than you in some domains but has significantly less business sense than you.
Your job primarily, is to coach and mentor the subordinate in the ways and context of the business, and help narrow down the infinite possibilities of a genius mind into one optimal path that is best for the business. You are channeling the productivity of a genius.
Then, you must let go and pass on the responsibilities of technical implementation to your subordinates.
You are patient with their mistakes, hold a high standard for what is acceptable, and ultimately own the outcome of the end product.
You design systems, policies and impart memories that give him your great sense of the business, your wisdom of being in the field for decades. You are a mentor to the gifted young.
You understand that almost everything that is beautiful is a product of iteration, and you partake in a cycle of feedback and iteration with your genius subordinate that allows him to improve and go further.
That is how you become a great agentic engineer, by first being a great manager.
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My amusement is the realization that people who are frustrated by their agents and can't seem to get anything useful out of them are just bad managers.
every team needs a gardener. someone quietly watching the stream of PRs flowing into your codebase, noticing the smells: the third isRecord this week, the lint suppressions creeping like ivy across your carefully planned garden. a steady hand tending the weeds that would engulf it in slop if left unchecked.
with careful grooming it stays a garden. every weed you pull becomes a rule, so it can't grow back. without that, it's just whatever grew.
This was a key test for Morocco's ability to allow competition that is beneficial for businesses and consumers but hurts powerful incumbents. I told my students to watch out for whether Revolut would be let into the market. It seems the pessimists were right (for now).