As long as agents are fuzzy (which they will continue to be with the Transformers architecture), the need to validate will continue to exist. I cannot imagine merging code without at least 1 human review.
The typical issues I have seen with LLMs / Agents tend to be reactive in their fixes. So they tend to "patch" the symptom more than "fix" the root cause. Interested to see how you solve this problem.
Well I was confused too. And for exactly the same reason as the other commenter. For a minute I assumed they were in the US buying furniture and equipment from Turkey and they were complaining about not waiting enough to get a better deal.
Most Go projects are hosted on Github. Github is backed by a global CDN and can handle significantly large projects. I don't think the focus of this project was to address slow network access. It was primarily driven by the need to analyze dependency usage and perhaps add redundancy to some extent.