> as of September, we merged over 30,000 per day.
There's going to be an ugly phase where everybody FOMOs into thinking they need to do the same, only to realize that they're not Anthropic/Google/etc.
im still not sure what they built software wise that warranted these many commits.
I genuinely don't understand the core value they're pitching here. The tech is interesting, and I'm not trying to under cut that, but I question the idea that this is directionally valuable advice to nearly any company.
This amount of churn feels like a thing only possible with no real profit motives and a lot of money to waste.
Lots of activity is not necessarily synonymous with productivity, and it carries real cost.
So I think the design here is interesting, and the concepts seem applicable to where some agentic development may end up, but I question the underlying principles that drive this being the right solution space at all. At least if the goal is a profitable company.