Could someone explain to me what the general workflow is now that people are converging to? I haven't really been catching up with the AI ecosystem but I was looking into agent sandboxes and VM's recently and there's a ton of these startups and tools now. Is giving the agent a temporary scratchbox really that valuable?
I've been still just like, making VM's with proxmox, then putting my agent in the machine and letting it run free (with my dotfiles setup script making dev env pretty much free, though I could also just make a VM snapshot). What's wrong with that? Is that not the scalable solution for enterprise rn?
Nothing at all. You'll know when you've outgrown it.
> what the general workflow is now that people are converging to?
Graph-based workflows where agents pick up work as it becomes available, structured output, while you manage the work queue and outcomes. Maybe? IDK really, it's all moving quite fast.
Well, presumably AI lowers the bar for entry so more people (and very specifically people with revolutionary ideas, but without corresponding implementation skills) could get in on the action.
How many people with revolutionary ideas actually worth anything have genuinely failed to find someone to help them build it?
I think that if they're unable to sell their idea well enough to find a co-founder odds are the idea would die on the vine whether or not they're able to implement it.
sigbottle · · focus · HN ↗
I've been still just like, making VM's with proxmox, then putting my agent in the machine and letting it run free (with my dotfiles setup script making dev env pretty much free, though I could also just make a VM snapshot). What's wrong with that? Is that not the scalable solution for enterprise rn?
chickensong · · focus · HN ↗
Nothing at all. You'll know when you've outgrown it.
> what the general workflow is now that people are converging to?
Graph-based workflows where agents pick up work as it becomes available, structured output, while you manage the work queue and outcomes. Maybe? IDK really, it's all moving quite fast.
fmbb · · focus · HN ↗
Where are the revolutionary software products?
vidarh · · focus · HN ↗
Revolutionary products depends on revolutionary ideas, not faster execution.
jerjerjer · · focus · HN ↗
vidarh · · focus · HN ↗
I think that if they're unable to sell their idea well enough to find a co-founder odds are the idea would die on the vine whether or not they're able to implement it.
jerjerjer · · focus · HN ↗