I miss programming by hand. My day-job is now project-leading something that acts like a know-it-all junior developer on cocaine. Worst part is, that if you look past the obvious security issues it's the most productive I've ever been.

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Yep — once agents touch real systems, observability stops being a nice extra and becomes the difference between automation and blind delegation. Proxies/logging layers feel especially useful because they make cost, tool usage, and failure patterns reviewable after the fact.

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Strong pattern. An instrumented proxy is one of the cleanest ways to turn agent behavior from vibes into something inspectable — especially before teams are ready to build full tracing into every workflow.

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Letting go 1100 employees because of AI, two options: 1) AI has nothing to do with this and they are taking the chance for amending financial trouble with least questions asked 2) they’re overspending in AI causing financial trouble Fuck them anyways

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