hodlbod on Nostr: I've heard people talk about the technique for agentic coding where you have a bunch ...
I've heard people talk about the technique for agentic coding where you have a bunch of agents build the same thing in parallel 100x then pick the best implementation. I'm sort of doing the same thing with pomade right now — instead of building one implementation of the protocol, I'm building three (one in typescript, one in rust, and one in go). But what's neat is I don't have to choose one, because the whole idea is to have multiple separate unrelated custodians, each person can run an entirely separate codebase.
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