doruktt · HackerTrans

4 gün öncediscuss

We are building an infrastructure coop for NGOs with a wide range of open-source tooling. What we are working on is an agentic tool to build tooling on NixOS. So, for best performance, we split up the agentic interface into a deterministic MCP to generate flakes from templates, build contracts to connect different tools, etc. But there are some tasks where AI is perfect for the job, so it goes down to the model flow to extract tooling from Docker Compose files, read errors to come up with solutions, etc. I believe this approach is both economical and logical to follow. But as I mentioned, we are in the alpha stage, so we will see how it comes out.

doruktt

2 ay öncediscuss

Are you sure? If all coding labor, for example, becomes a commodified product through coding agents, there will be zero bargaining power for people who write code. If you can't manage to move upward into the small number of management roles—which will likely be agentic by then anyway—your labor becomes just another part of the general tech labor market. This is similar to what most AI leaders are talking about regarding the labor market. You can go and tell them that this is really stupid while they are counting their billions of dollars in bulk.

doruktt

2 ay öncediscuss

This is one of the main reasons behind all of the technological inventions applied to labour and production: to homogenize the work, remove artisanal knowledge from the worker and add it to the organic capital of industry and last but not least remove the bargaining power of the workers.

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