@pidotdev: Good morning from Vienna People of Pi Sunday meditations today from @badlogicgames and @mitsuhiko Among other things: -…
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A tweet discussing tech insights on AI agents, code generation, and the importance of readable code in control contexts.
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Good morning from Vienna People of Pi🌞 Sunday meditations today from
@badlogicgames and @mitsuhiko
Among other things:
- agents that generate too much code poison their own context (slippery slop)
- code matters wherever control matters
- unreadable code from Astra https://t.co/TYjxP5W7dI
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