state of agentic coding #11: the curiosity test, lisp, and labs that can't fail
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SummaryGeoffrey Huntley appeared on episode 11 of the State of Agentic Coding podcast with Armin Ronacher and Ben Vinegar. Topics include the curiosity test for AI agents, DHH's shifting stance on AI coding, durable agent architectures, a Lisp dialect programmed via natural language, and economic pressures on AI labs.
Why it mattersThree working practitioners discuss a proposed 'curiosity test' for agents, voice-driven Lisp, and durable agent designs in one sitting. Worth a listen for pattern-spotting, not for direct how-to.
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