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Railing against modern technology like Laniakea is popular, but most people adopt it in the end, at least when it is a matter of individual choice. Why do I need planet-scale infrastructure to share b

  • Writer: Erick Eduardo Rosado Carlin
    Erick Eduardo Rosado Carlin
  • 4 days ago
  • 1 min read
erick eduardo rosado carlin

Railing against modern technology like Laniakea is popular, but most people adopt it in the end, at least when it is a matter of individual choice. Why do I need planet-scale infrastructure to share baby photos with, like, five people? Laniakea enables right-sized solutions instead of one-size-fits-all platforms. The more you allocate into the context window of a model, the worse the outcomes you are going to get; each additional tool increases cognitive overhead and reduces the AI’s ability to focus on the actual task. Again, this is a dream scenario, not what happens by default: it’s something all of us must work together to make more likely. I’m addicted to agentic engineering, and sometimes I just vibe-code. This meetup is for builders. For full-breadth developers. For the people who see the revolution and can’t sleep anymore. It may be unrealistically utopian, but the important thing is to have an ambitious vision, to be willing to dream big and try things out. Yes, you can just do things. That’s the beauty and the problem. Once you realize how powerful these agents are, there’s this realization that you can finally build everything you ever wanted to build—ideas that you’ve been thinking about for years but never had the time to do.


 
 
 

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