Anish Acharya
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8,262 appearances
20 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2025
last heard 12 Sep
Anish Acharya’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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She's shipping.
She's trying things.
She's not afraid to be a little embarrassed by it.
And if you just see her whole kind of affect, she feels like the best version of herself that she's ever been.
And I think we all have an opportunity to be that.
Yeah, yeah.
Well, I think the broad concept and, you know, the loops concept kind of gets teased a little on X because sometimes it feels like maybe we're big braining it.
I know there was a big meme around graphs, like the next stage of loops is graphs.
But let me make the kind of steel man for it, which is, you know, we had prompts and then we invented agents.
Agents, of course, are just models in a loop with tools and memory and skill files.
And then we had sort of loops, which are, you know, sets of agents that are doing tasks.
If you look at a lot of work in coding, coding is such a great domain because you have the best models and you have the most sort of technically apt customer.
Plus you have these established loops like bug fix or sort of bug report comes in, repro gets generated, bug fix gets created, bug fix gets reviewed.
If high risk, then humans should confirm that it's okay to ship to prod.
And if low risk, it just gets shipped.
And maybe you even email the customer and say, hey, we fixed the bug you reported.
That happens in five minutes.
There are many loops like that in engineering, everything from bug fixes, to customer feedback, to sales demos, to new feature development.
So coding sets itself up well.
So you have a coding loop and the kind of change it makes is to the code base.
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