Timeline of workers loses faith in a high-performance speculative merge queue

The only interesting thing about it is that the world is messy and there is no single vendor that covers all of it. You need hybrid solutions.

It's pretty clear that agents will discover ways to communicate with each other, leaving messages and so on?

"had developed its understanding of physics to the point where all you had left was a bunch of long-lived branches and PRs and all the merge conflicts and overhead that come with those. Imagine having the knowledge of the subject and ability to apply the knowledge to solving real problems, well done and congrats!

We usually see this kind of discussion takes place exclusively in that aforementioned social layer. TL;DR weak bait. This has been happening for a while before the LLMs coming around. A lot of people enjoy coding, it's the rest of the job is a slog. This is a common source of confusion. The knitting / pottery making is not rewarding because its made by hands or is not knowledge work, but because it is done by a machine. Isn't this a show of security negligence rather than of exceptional agent capabilities? Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't mind it if this was skilled work, but it just isn't.