something is off here.

naming "cassandra" is not designing a database.

it feels like there was some miscommunication along the way

it didn't kill ship building, but it did shipping by ship within the US.

the US still ends up without a merchant marine, at least compared to if it di have ships moving between US ports and not just arriving at/leaving from US ports

sounds a bit sketch?

learning to do a thing means handling the edge cases, and you cant exactly do that in one pass?

when ive learned manual processes its been at least 9 attempts. 3 watching, 3 doing with an expert watching, and 3 with the expert checking the result

> But LLMs are hamstrung by their harnesses

entirely so. i think anthropic updated something about the compact algorithm recently, and its gone from working well over long times to basically garbage whenever a compact happens

interested in what part - i found making qcli agents to run through SOPs was real effective and turned 20min of busy work async.

there might be a misattribution though. over time, id say the top down initiatives and quality at tracking them has gone up maybe 100% used to be one big project for getting rid of oracle that went for 3-7 years, but nowadays theres maybe 5 per month that disrupts the whole company at once.

There's a desire to make that LLM/agent based, but the agent still doesnt cover all the communication overhead to actually communicate the change across teams for deployments, nor is it so seamless that you dont have to take time out to understand whats happening and schedule the work, even if it is sometimes just approving an automated code change