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All of this cursor stuff is really about teaching myself what parallel agentic coding will be like in the future. A senior engineer should be managing this many projects and able to deeply understand the architecture to guide the workers and not waste time.

I spent a decade with no AI help before this coding a lot, so I think I get a lot more out of it than the average person just jumping in. I'd recommending really really getting into architecture, control flow, programming patterns, reading the libraries to use to understand how other people solve things. Can't replace all that.

The next step is to automate the cursor workflow as well. We've built the plugins and architected ElizaOS around a really modular and parallelizable development workflow, we're just perfecting the process so the agents will just extend their own capability.

Read that second paragraph carefully. AI will get better, at great speed, but you better be knowing some good basics to ensure you get the most efficiencies out of it. 

This is why software engineering / computer science isn’t going away. We’re just going to enable more people to do it, especially if they were afraid of it before.

Applied AI, databases, data, vibe coding (sic.), open source, community/devrel, remote. 

itinerant businessperson. globalist.