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abdullin ◴[] No.44316210[source]
Tight feedback loops are the key in working productively with software. I see that in codebases up to 700k lines of code (legacy 30yo 4GL ERP systems).

The best part is that AI-driven systems are fine with running even more tight loops than what a sane human would tolerate.

Eg. running full linting, testing and E2E/simulation suite after any minor change. Or generating 4 versions of PR for the same task so that the human could just pick the best one.

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1. layer8 ◴[] No.44318794[source]
> Tight feedback loops are the key in working productively with software. […] even more tight loops than what a sane human would tolerate.

Why would a sane human be averse to things happening instantaneously?