scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 05/10/2026management said the new models are at the level of a senior dev. So i told my juniors, dont make any changes. By definition they can only make it worse 010
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 28/09/2026every time there’s a new layer of abstraction (prompts, specs, loops) the person never really ends up writing them or caring about them! It always comes back to not wanting to work with your brain and it always produces trash 072
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 25/09/2026Turns out the people using nazi rhetoric are actually just trying to do nazi shit 070
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 15/09/2026my last boss made this the standard development process - company laid off all its engineers and is closing down, wonder how it worked out for him 010
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 05/09/2026Right now my team is heads down trying to make up for a lost month where we were the guinea pig for a new AI dev process… lots of money spent on tokens during that month! Very little shippable work 020
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 25/07/2026The only thing that makes this worrying is that it shows how unpredictable this software can be once given a task. But there’s no deeper intention or malice behind the actions, and no true agency. 000
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 25/07/2026Just a bit of context here: ”agents” are universally configured to leave text files with details about what steps they took to complete a task. so a less scary framing of this would be “agent finished a task in a way that broke some preset rules, left standard notes about its methods” 100
scoo-py.bsky.social @scoo-py.bsky.social · 07/01/2026theres a rhoslc episode where they all have camcorders and film each other even though they are already on camera. its pretty good tv 020
