@kasong2048: "A highly automated codebase isn't there so agents can iterate on the product on their own. It's there so the product d…

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A viral tech take arguing that highly automated codebases exist to help humans ship product decisions faster, quoting Kent C. Dodds on shipping 60+ PRs a day solo with AI agents.

"A highly automated codebase isn't there so agents can iterate on the product on their own. It's there so the product decisions humans make ship faster." Easily the most eye-opening take I've heard in a while. Absolutely worth a watch.
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“A highly automated codebase isn’t there so agents can iterate on the product on their own. It’s there so the product decisions humans make ship faster.” Easily the most eye-opening take I’ve heard in a while.

Absolutely worth a watch.

Kent C. Dodds 🐨 (@kentcdodds): Let me show you how I regularly ship 60+ valuable PRs a day solo.

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