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In the civic tech hacknight community I'm part of, it's hard to collaborate the same now, at least when people are using AI. Mostly because now code often feels so disposable and fast. It's like the pace layers have changed

It's been proposed that we start collaborating in specs, and just keep regenerating the code like it's CI, to get back to the feeling of collaboration without holding back on the energy and speed of agent coding

>>patcon+(OP)
Clowns will just use LLMs to post slop comments in the spec discussions.

>>patcon+(OP)
> Mostly because now code often feels so disposable and fast

I really like this thought. We used to take pride in elegant solutions and architectural designs. Now, in the era of shipping fast and AI, this has been disregarded. Redundancy is everywhere, spaghetti is normalized. AI code has always been unsettling for me and I think this is why.

>>intern+yp
Think 1 <pick currency> shops, now that factories have fully taken over.

I see a future where those that survive are doing mostly architecture work, and a few druids are hired by AI companies.