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If you're coding by hand, then you're that carpenter before IKEA came along. Now the market wants bland machine-built functional furniture that gets replaced every five to ten years. If every tenth piece is broken or slightly off, doesn't matter, mass production has lowered the price that a replacement is available for free and you're still making a profit.

Time to become a "product engineer" and watch the hyper-agile agents putting up digital post-it notes on digital pin-boards discussing how much each post-it is worth in digital scrum meetings. Meanwhile the agents keep wasting more and more time so that their owners make less and less of a lose, until eventually a profit is made.

Until the costs become prohibitive and humans become cheaper than the agents that replaced them. Once the agents are replaced by the humans, the next hype bubble awaits around the bend.

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We should go back to designing UML diagrams for programs before we write them /s

TLDR ai wrote tech debt slop because I vibed for 7 months, now I am taking a hybrid approach of defining strict constraints before vibing…

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