Loren Stewart Hands Coding to AI Agents and Reports Losing Its Satisfaction
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Loren Stewart says he built a code factory in which LLM agents plan, implement, review, and approve features while he works on other tasks.
In an Every piece, he says giving up the coding also removed the trial and error that helped him learn and had made the work satisfying.
Stewart applies Karl Marx's theory of alienation to decide when to automate a task, supervise agents on it, or code it by hand. The report gives no figures on output, quality, or time saved.
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AIEvery engineer Loren Stewart says he built a code factory where LLM agents plan, implement, review, and approve features while he works on other tasks. He says handing off the coding also removed the trial and error that helped him learn and made the work satisfying. In the piece, he applies Karl Marx's theory of alienation to decide when to automate, supervise, or code by hand.
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