https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYFGCESmikA DHH explains how AI agents radically changed his approach to programming: instead of manually writing code, he now describes the desired result, runs several agents in parallel, and uses different models to review each other’s work.
Omarchy Quattro—his opinionated, Arch/Hyprland-based Linux desktop—was built almost entirely this way. He sees Omarchy as a “malleable computer”: users can ask an AI agent to fix problems, create plugins, or add OS features.
He argues that Linux is particularly suited to this because its open configuration, command-line tools, and readable error messages are easy for agents to manipulate—and that AI may finally give desktop Linux its big opportunity.
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brontosaurusrex.github.io — original article
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