IMO the barriers to entry are just much different, and it’s reflecting in the workforce. There’s cultural differences too, but I think the education differences is the biggest cause.
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IMO the barriers to entry are just much different, and it’s reflecting in the workforce. There’s cultural differences too, but I think the education differences is the biggest cause.
At some point this will probably happen, but we’re not quite there yet.
I worked on HiRes/Telescope Array in Utah (Not CTA).
It all comes down to dopamine at the end of the day.
github.com/brianv0/formwork
You should be easily able to hide/lock down files, network, and MCP tools from an agent and it shouldn’t be up to the agent.
I remember aspects of their modern existence also being problematic (IIRC a house in florida with lots of windows doesn’t fare well without AC)
Mostly I’m borrowing heavily from model based systems engineering and adapting it to some form of constitutional spec driven development.
On the other side of things, you have PhDs coming out of the US with too many ideas and the inability to deal with basics such as sprint planning and CI/CD.
Not sure if this will help, but I would love it for the Colleges of Sciences peoples instead of a postdoc.
https://vldb.org/cidrdb/2026/a-multi-tenant-relational-oltp-...
GPAs similarly not comparable over large time ranges, schools, or degrees without normalization you can’t get.
9i - "internet"
10g - "grid"
11g - "also grid"
12c - "cloud"
26ai - "ai"
various other examples. One really annoying thing is this has also happened in open source projects too - generic things that, sure, help out with AI tasks are now "AI" things.