Why every Agent needs it's own computer
Even though I have 128 GB on this MacBook, still, if I'm running 20 to 40 agents in parallel on my computer, I have to use work trees, which, otherwise, you know, they would be [ __ ] conflicting in the same Git checkout, and still my computer is super loud, my battery is…
- 01.Even though I have 128 GB on this MacBook, still, if I'm running 20 to 40 agents in parallel on my computer, I have to use work trees, which, otherwise, you know, they would be [ __ ] conflicting in the same Git checkout, and still my computer is super loud, my battery is…
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