> It's more about "staying in the flow" and in this regard, humans and agents are not much different.
They are absolutely different. An LLM can be paused and pick back up in the exact same place. It makes no difference if compilation take a second or an hour. A human has to remember what they were doing. That's what people talk about when they mention flow state.
> Besides, you're just ignoring the main talking point of my comment - the state
I don't think I ignored that, I talk about it directly. I said it could conceivably lead to more problems because the LLM could overly lean on live evaluation as context degrades. I would feel more comfortable with it in an immutable language.
They are absolutely different. An LLM can be paused and pick back up in the exact same place. It makes no difference if compilation take a second or an hour. A human has to remember what they were doing. That's what people talk about when they mention flow state.
> Besides, you're just ignoring the main talking point of my comment - the state
I don't think I ignored that, I talk about it directly. I said it could conceivably lead to more problems because the LLM could overly lean on live evaluation as context degrades. I would feel more comfortable with it in an immutable language.