AI slop is another term for technical debt, which is a software metaphor that stuck because it works. You can incur it to move faster, or simply because you don't know any better, but you will pay increasing interest if you don't repay it.
Technical debt goes far beyond
Jorge Manrubia
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- Replying to @GregMolnarI think the best way to respond to people who insult or belittle others is simply not to stoop to their level. Standing by your opinion is one thing, but mocking and trolling can't be the way.
- Fascinating stuff. I seriously doubt it will work out this time, but that is a 26:1 risk/reward.BURRY’S FINAL WARNING: The $9.2M Bet That Ends Silicon Valley The man who called 2008 while Wall Street laughed just walked away from public markets forever. Michael Burry didn’t just short Palantir. He executed the most asymmetric trade in financial history: $9.2 million for
- Replying to @alexanderrX_I’m not questioning that AI agents are a revolutionary tool, I use them all the time! But you have to be very careful when accepting their output verbatim. Because they produce working software at a lighting speed, they can be the ultimate technical debt generator.
- Replying to @alexgeo2395 and @paolinoWe were using VCR for testing the AI API calls. It worked great. I say *were* because we ended up removing all the AI bits, at least for the initial version we will launch with!




