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Thomson Reuters engineer Rittika Jindal uses coding agents from the Himalayan foothills

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Rittika Jindal, a principal engineer at Thomson Reuters, says she still uses coding agents heavily after moving to the Himalayan foothills a year ago, despite unreliable internet there.

She describes her workflow in a guest post on Latent.Space, a podcast and newsletter about AI engineering.

The only report so far is Latent.Space's X post announcing the guest post. The post does not give details of the workflow itself, which is only described in the linked article at latent.space/p/offline-coding/.

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    Rittika Jindal uses coding agents from the Himalayan foothills with unreliable internet

    AIRittika Jindal, a principal engineer at Thomson Reuters, moved to the Himalayan foothills a year ago. She says she still uses coding agents heavily despite unreliable internet, and explains how in a guest post on Latent.Space.

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