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> '(...) even prepared a 22-pages long draft (...)'.
I'd be curious whether he _actually_ wrote it, or let an LLM just mash something up.
> 'At this early age of AI now everyone and their uncle is a developer :)'.
Have you seen the latest Google I/O? They're pushing hard for this. Reminds me of the 'everyone can be a programmer, now' from a few years back.
...just because anyone _can_ do something, doesn't mean they _should_. -
@D-4got10-01 of course llm wrote it all š
...Doesnt mean anyone should...
Well yes and no. I come from llm sceptics, but now I believe that with the right tooling this level is achievable. Meaning our jobs are in real danger. Same thing that happenned with asm devs - nearly extinct -
@netikras If used as a tool to enhance ones skills, perhaps that is OK. Unfortunately there's been an incredible rise in crap being released. Here, I mostly base that on the games being published on digital storefronts.
Some people create crap that just barely works && provides no real value, given most of the ideas had been stolen from somewhere else. Worse yet, the number of impersonations that I've seen has risen, too. Fucking scum.
Take this one, for example: https[:]//play.google[.]com/store/apps/details?id=com.gv.euro.truck.simulator.game .
An impersonation of the 'Euro Truck Simulator' game.
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so.. We're building an AI agent (severe understatement, but ok). It utilizes the MCP to leverage tools, obviously. A (non-developer, but techy) colleague has been working on analysing Agentic Memory patterns, solutions, tools, read some articles, scientific too, spoke A LOT with LLMs about it, kept throwing links at me telling basically "read this. We definitely need this, I feel very strong about that. We must have a very strong memory layer", etc. - even prepared a 22-pages long draft for what this memory mechanism must look like, data structures, database schemas, etc.
fine.. I keep on stashing those, deferring for later reading.
Today I noticed that I have a fairly clear MCP isolation, so I figured.. why not.. And asked him to implement that memory mechanism as its own MCP server, so our agent could leverage it.
Turns out, now we need to do more research, perhaps the current patterns and solutions are not the best approach, we need to discuss more about that, think more about it, and this type of thinking is not for him
:)))))
At this early age of AI now everyone and their uncle is a developer :)
P.S. If you're reading this - sorry buddy :D But that's what it looks like :D I'm sure we'll work smth out ;)
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