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> This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software I imagine they smushed 2 of the most well-known AI-isms together on purpose here to troll th

by arscan 27d ago

> This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software I imagine they smushed 2 of the most well-known AI-isms together on purpose here to troll the AI-weary. Might as well I guess, if this type of language annoys you then the whole feature probably will too.

millsau 26d ago
Could connect it to deskcrew KB slack connector and run an agent coding support team?
ghm2199 27d ago
The collective harm that this kind of language does to a human skill of writing by oneself is probably immeasurable (that is until some clever social science researcher finds a controlled way to quantifying this). The full statement: > This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software: open, collaborative, and powered by both human ingenuity and judgement and agent scale. Teams that build this way won't just move faster. They'll build things no one else can. I am not sure how just drawing contrasts between two things without actually drawing any kind of causal relationship to explain _why_ something is better or _how_ it does it, came to be a good thing. It is the kind of vaccuous statement that some poor tired sod with his remaining system 1 capacity just YOLOd into the blogoshpere and, like you said, the weary who don't know any better get FOMOed by. PSA: you arent missing anything.
- ncr100 27d ago
  "Beware the omniscient peddlers of instant wisdom" - my very late grandfather b1913, in my view warning me about people looking for suckers
abtinf 27d ago
Every sentence on that page reads as slop.
darkstar999 27d ago
> What shows up isn't just messages — it's working code, prototypes, and documents, built right in Slack. > so building software — from idea to shipped product — isn't just for engineers anymore. > No ticket, no meeting, no waiting — just a fix, shipped. > This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software It's the same damn structure again and again. It's so gross.
- nlawalker 27d ago
  I can’t hear what they’re saying, they drop the mic every other sentence!

by arscan 27d ago

millsau 26d ago

Could connect it to deskcrew KB slack connector and run an agent coding support team?

ghm2199 27d ago

The collective harm that this kind of language does to a human skill of writing by oneself is probably immeasurable (that is until some clever social science researcher finds a controlled way to quantifying this). The full statement: > This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software: open, collaborative, and powered by both human ingenuity and judgement and agent scale. Teams that build this way won't just move faster. They'll build things no one else can. I am not sure how just drawing contrasts between two things without actually drawing any kind of causal relationship to explain _why_ something is better or _how_ it does it, came to be a good thing. It is the kind of vaccuous statement that some poor tired sod with his remaining system 1 capacity just YOLOd into the blogoshpere and, like you said, the weary who don't know any better get FOMOed by. PSA: you arent missing anything.

ncr100 27d ago
"Beware the omniscient peddlers of instant wisdom" - my very late grandfather b1913, in my view warning me about people looking for suckers

abtinf 27d ago

Every sentence on that page reads as slop.

darkstar999 27d ago

> What shows up isn't just messages — it's working code, prototypes, and documents, built right in Slack. > so building software — from idea to shipped product — isn't just for engineers anymore. > No ticket, no meeting, no waiting — just a fix, shipped. > This isn't just a new feature — it’s a new way to build software It's the same damn structure again and again. It's so gross.

nlawalker 27d ago
I can’t hear what they’re saying, they drop the mic every other sentence!