vielite1310

As much as I used to love MacOS as an operating system, the more I spending time on it, I'd rather wish that my Macbook can run Linux, hopefully Asahi Linux will eventually support M5 :(

Agree on this. I have been using oh-my-pi and subagents just works for me.

I have never see a case where I need multi-agents talking to each others or something

I think the Author might have a lot of bad collaboration experience from working with teams that have low level of competence and agency, and especially in corporate, this highlights and accidentally resonates with me ( as of few months ago)

Laid off from a startup and moved fo corpos did gave me perspective,the first year working with the team works really well, we managed to get a lot of stuff really done and business were very happy.

And there came the Agile Coaches telling us to "Collaborate" while disguising as a need to serve his own agenda ( as he's also a PO for another squad ). So workshops on Collaboration, Explicit Expectation on PM have all authority and controls PO, for 8 freaking months just to get a competent team to work with a junior team with no agency nor even willingness to be mentored or do anything. So somewhat this incidentally aligns perfectly.

Corporate always manage to hire incompetent people, not firing them, and let others over-compensate for their failures, so yeah, its not really obvious but its there.

I believe the good collaboration can happen, but when people actually go of their ego and start listening and actually doing the work.

I would like to be enlightened myself if RPI,BMAD or any spec-driven approaches actually worked for any mid/large scale projects, without wasting millions of tokens of course :)

True that, and this time Github AI actually have a useful answer to check for githubstatus.com

As much as I love .NET. I would like to see the whole libraries ecosystem being sustainable again. A recent license changes from all my favorite libraries just made me hesitant using .NET for actually build a startup TBH