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Compared to the usual agent manager guis, it's not even that opinionated.

Herdr doesn't force any particular workflow, it's just a way to organize terminal sessions with built-in agent awareness

Projecting that none of these AI companies will demand bailouts after the bubble crash is wildly speculative in the other direction. This has nothing to do with politics.

Don’t forget the Bilderberg Group, Bigfoot, and aliens!

Much like the Touch Bar, I expect that Apple will learn this lesson the hard way.

There are, in fact, countless late medieval manuscripts just like this one. LLMs have been trained on many of them.

What scientific value are you looking for?

The lack of rhoticity in “after” really shows how untenable this idea is.

I'd define a manager as someone who doesn't, in principle, need to understand the fundamental details of the work, just those that affect the managing.

If you make this stand, you're committed to calling many other professions managers, which you don't. You probably haven't fully cashed out your own position yet.

Well, nothing functions in NYC, so using it as an example for the adoption of anything could yield a misleading answer.

This is really a roundabout way of saying you have no plans to live, or perhaps even travel, to China.