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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your newest colleague writes code faster than anyone you have ever worked with, happily takes on the boring jobs and, every now and then, makes things up with complete confidence. Welcome to agentic engineering. Researchers, analysts and quants write code almost every day, be it for simulations, forecasts or pricing models, yet many have never trained as software engineers. For them, AI coding agents are a gift that comes with a catch. In scientific work, an algorithm is either implemented correctly or it is not, and no amount of AI confidence changes that. There is little room for vibe coding. This book shows how to make the most of AI agents without losing control. It distils the invariants of a fast-moving world into rules that hold no matter which large language model (LLM) is making the headlines. Examples from tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code keep the advice concrete. You will learn what LLMs, agents and harnesses really do, why planning (almost) always pays off, when to start over, how to give your agent the insider knowledge it lacks, and how tests, linters and benchmarks close the feedback loop. The book even turns the tables: your agent gets to review you. Teams will find guidance on honest AI use, code review as the new bottleneck, backfiring KPIs and whether to let an agent replace a dependency. The book pays just as much attention to the risks, including comprehension debt, automation complacency, brain rot, lost paper trails, context overload, spiralling token costs, constant distraction and leaked intellectual property. Along the way, you will find out why an agent's "leaner" rewrite can end up slower, and why "The agent said so" will satisfy neither auditors nor peer reviewers. Newcomers and seasoned agent users alike will find short chapters with self-contained sections, FAQs and example prompts. AI will not make you a better scientist or analyst by itself. Used mindfully, though, it might just give you the time back to be one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9789181342291
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Your newest colleague writes code faster than anyone you have ever worked with, happily takes on the boring jobs and, every now and then, makes things up with complete confidence. Welcome to agentic engineering.Researchers, analysts and quants write code almost every day, be it for simulations, forecasts or pricing models, yet many have never trained as software engineers. For them, AI coding agents are a gift that comes with a catch. In scientific work, an algorithm is either implemented correctly or it is not, and no amount of AI confidence changes that. There is little room for vibe coding.This book shows how to make the most of AI agents without losing control. It distils the invariants of a fast-moving world into rules that hold no matter which large language model (LLM) is making the headlines. Examples from tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code keep the advice concrete.You will learn what LLMs, agents and harnesses really do, why planning (almost) always pays off, when to start over, how to give your agent the insider knowledge it lacks, and how tests, linters and benchmarks close the feedback loop. The book even turns the tables: your agent gets to review you. Teams will find guidance on honest AI use, code review as the new bottleneck, backfiring KPIs and whether to let an agent replace a dependency. The book pays just as much attention to the risks, including comprehension debt, automation complacency, brain rot, lost paper trails, context overload, spiralling token costs, constant distraction and leaked intellectual property. Along the way, you will find out why an agent's 'leaner' rewrite can end up slower, and why 'The agent said so' will satisfy neither auditors nor peer reviewers.Newcomers and seasoned agent users alike will find short chapters with self-contained sections, FAQs and example prompts.AI will not make you a better scientist or analyst by itself. Used mindfully, though, it might just give you the time back to be one. Codice articolo 9789181342291
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Agentic Engineering for Scientific Computing The Invariants of a Fast-Moving World
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Softcover/Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Your newest colleague writes code faster than anyone you have ever worked with, happily takes on the boring jobs and, every now and then, makes things up with complete confidence. Welcome to agentic engineering.Researchers, analysts and quants write code almost every day, be it for simulations, forecasts or pricing models, yet many have never trained as software engineers. For them, AI coding agents are a gift that comes with a catch. In scientific work, an algorithm is either implemented correctly or it is not, and no amount of AI confidence changes that. There is little room for vibe coding.This book shows how to make the most of AI agents without losing control. It distils the invariants of a fast-moving world into rules that hold no matter which large language model (LLM) is making the headlines. Examples from tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code keep the advice concrete.You will learn what LLMs, agents and harnesses really do, why planning (almost) always pays off, when to start over, how to give your agent the insider knowledge it lacks, and how tests, linters and benchmarks close the feedback loop. The book even turns the tables: your agent gets to review you. Teams will find guidance on honest AI use, code review as the new bottleneck, backfiring KPIs and whether to let an agent replace a dependency. The book pays just as much attention to the risks, including comprehension debt, automation complacency, brain rot, lost paper trails, context overload, spiralling token costs, constant distraction and leaked intellectual property. Along the way, you will find out why an agent's "leaner" rewrite can end up slower, and why "The agent said so" will satisfy neither auditors nor peer reviewers.Newcomers and seasoned agent users alike will find short chapters with self-contained sections, FAQs and example prompts.AI will not make you a better scientist or analyst by itself. Used mindfully, though, it might just give you the time back to be one. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 154. Codice articolo IB-187228
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your newest colleague writes code faster than anyone you have ever worked with, happily takes on the boring jobs and, every now and then, makes things up with complete confidence. Welcome to agentic engineering. Researchers, analysts and quants write code almost every day, be it for simulations, forecasts or pricing models, yet many have never trained as software engineers. For them, AI coding agents are a gift that comes with a catch. In scientific work, an algorithm is either implemented correctly or it is not, and no amount of AI confidence changes that. There is little room for vibe coding. This book shows how to make the most of AI agents without losing control. It distils the invariants of a fast-moving world into rules that hold no matter which large language model (LLM) is making the headlines. Examples from tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code keep the advice concrete. You will learn what LLMs, agents and harnesses really do, why planning (almost) always pays off, when to start over, how to give your agent the insider knowledge it lacks, and how tests, linters and benchmarks close the feedback loop. The book even turns the tables: your agent gets to review you. Teams will find guidance on honest AI use, code review as the new bottleneck, backfiring KPIs and whether to let an agent replace a dependency. The book pays just as much attention to the risks, including comprehension debt, automation complacency, brain rot, lost paper trails, context overload, spiralling token costs, constant distraction and leaked intellectual property. Along the way, you will find out why an agent's "leaner" rewrite can end up slower, and why "The agent said so" will satisfy neither auditors nor peer reviewers. Newcomers and seasoned agent users alike will find short chapters with self-contained sections, FAQs and example prompts. AI will not make you a better scientist or analyst by itself. Used mindfully, though, it might just give you the time back to be one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9789181342291
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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Your newest colleague writes code faster than anyone you have ever worked with, happily takes on the boring jobs and, every now and then, makes things up with complete confidence. Welcome to agentic engineering. Researchers, analysts and quants write code almost every day, be it for simulations, forecasts or pricing models, yet many have never trained as software engineers. For them, AI coding agents are a gift that comes with a catch. In scientific work, an algorithm is either implemented correctly or it is not, and no amount of AI confidence changes that. There is little room for vibe coding. This book shows how to make the most of AI agents without losing control. It distils the invariants of a fast-moving world into rules that hold no matter which large language model (LLM) is making the headlines. Examples from tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code keep the advice concrete. You will learn what LLMs, agents and harnesses really do, why planning (almost) always pays off, when to start over, how to give your agent the insider knowledge it lacks, and how tests, linters and benchmarks close the feedback loop. The book even turns the tables: your agent gets to review you. Teams will find guidance on honest AI use, code review as the new bottleneck, backfiring KPIs and whether to let an agent replace a dependency. The book pays just as much attention to the risks, including comprehension debt, automation complacency, brain rot, lost paper trails, context overload, spiralling token costs, constant distraction and leaked intellectual property. Along the way, you will find out why an agent's "leaner" rewrite can end up slower, and why "The agent said so" will satisfy neither auditors nor peer reviewers. Newcomers and seasoned agent users alike will find short chapters with self-contained sections, FAQs and example prompts. AI will not make you a better scientist or analyst by itself. Used mindfully, though, it might just give you the time back to be one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Codice articolo 9789181342291
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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -Your newest colleague writes code faster than anyone you have ever worked with, happily takes on the boring jobs and, every now and then, makes things up with complete confidence. Welcome to agentic engineering.Researchers, analysts and quants write code almost every day, be it for simulations, forecasts or pricing models, yet many have never trained as software engineers. For them, AI coding agents are a gift that comes with a catch. In scientific work, an algorithm is either implemented correctly or it is not, and no amount of AI confidence changes that. There is little room for vibe coding.This book shows how to make the most of AI agents without losing control. It distils the invariants of a fast-moving world into rules that hold no matter which large language model (LLM) is making the headlines. Examples from tools such as GitHub Copilot and Claude Code keep the advice concrete.You will learn what LLMs, agents and harnesses really do, why planning (almost) always pays off, when to start over, how to give your agent the insider knowledge it lacks, and how tests, linters and benchmarks close the feedback loop. The book even turns the tables: your agent gets to review you. Teams will find guidance on honest AI use, code review as the new bottleneck, backfiring KPIs and whether to let an agent replace a dependency. The book pays just as much attention to the risks, including comprehension debt, automation complacency, brain rot, lost paper trails, context overload, spiralling token costs, constant distraction and leaked intellectual property. Along the way, you will find out why an agent's 'leaner' rewrite can end up slower, and why 'The agent said so' will satisfy neither auditors nor peer reviewers.Newcomers and seasoned agent users alike will find short chapters with self-contained sections, FAQs and example prompts.AI will not make you a better scientist or analyst by itself. Used mindfully, though, it might just give you the time back to be one. 88 pp. Englisch. Codice articolo 9789181342291
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