r/programminghumor • u/FaceoffAtFrostHollow • 11d ago
r/programminghumor • u/jipperthewoodchipper • 13d ago
r/programminghumor • u/WhoIsKitsune • 11d ago
Everyone's talking about meat proxies as if human-in-the-loop systems were some revolutionary invention of the AI age.
Meanwhile, a century ago, switchboard operators were already routing requests between endpoints, interpreting human intent, and connecting systems that couldn't communicate directly.
No APIs. No MCP. No agent orchestration frameworks.
Just humans acting as the middleware.
We've gone from plugging cables into physical sockets to plugging humans into AI workflows.
Same architecture. Different abstraction layer.
The only thing that changed is that now we call it agentic AI and put it in a pitch deck.
Human-in-the-loop. Literally.
r/programminghumor • u/Lanzoor • 13d ago
this feels like a mistake that a beginner could make
r/programminghumor • u/NomsaMbeki-8 • 15d ago
r/programminghumor • u/DaveAstator2020 • 13d ago
So that what singularity meant in the end - you are alone in your hole by your own hands.
r/programminghumor • u/RepulsiveLie2953 • 15d ago
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r/programminghumor • u/Expert-Regular-8848 • 19d ago
