Update Mr. Terrific reference with hyperlink

Added link to Mister Terrific wikipedia page.

Author: anjuan

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-In 1986, most programmers were still wrestling with floppy disks and command-line interfaces. Yet that same year, a cartoon called [The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_the_Galaxy_Rangers) introduced viewers to Walter "Doc" Hartford, a scientist who could conjure up sophisticated AI programs just by thinking about them. Around the same time, DC Comics was developing Michael Holt's Mr. Terrific, whose floating T-sphere companions would quiz him on everything from calculus to ancient mythology while autonomously handling complex technical tasks.
+In 1986, most programmers were still wrestling with floppy disks and command-line interfaces. Yet that same year, a cartoon called [The Adventures of the Galaxy Rangers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Adventures_of_the_Galaxy_Rangers) introduced viewers to Walter "Doc" Hartford, a scientist who could conjure up sophisticated AI programs just by thinking about them. Around the same time, DC Comics was developing [Michael Holt's Mr. Terrific](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mister_Terrific_(Michael_Holt)), whose floating T-sphere companions would quiz him on everything from calculus to ancient mythology while autonomously handling complex technical tasks.
 
 These fictional characters weren't just cool sci-fi concepts. They were remarkably prescient previews of the AI agents now transforming software development. Today's GitHub Copilot, Devin AI, and Cursor are delivering capabilities that mirror what Doc Hartford and Mr. Terrific demonstrated decades ago: autonomous problem-solving, natural language interfaces, and AI systems that genuinely augment human intelligence rather than simply executing commands.
 
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 As we look toward the next decade, the question isn't whether AI agents will reshape software development. It's how quickly we can adapt our skills, workflows, and expectations to collaborate effectively with increasingly capable artificial intelligence. The science fiction precedents suggest that the most successful future will involve humans and AI working together as creative partners, each contributing their unique strengths to build software that neither could create alone.
 
-The real magic wasn't in Doc Hartford's neural implant or Mr. Terrific's floating spheres. It was in their demonstration that the future belongs to those who can imagine and guide AI systems rather than those who simply use them. Today's developers have the opportunity to become the real-world versions of these fictional characters, orchestrating AI agents to solve problems and build software at unprecedented scale and sophistication.
+The real magic wasn't in Doc Hartford's neural implant or Mr. Terrific's floating spheres. It was in their demonstration that the future belongs to those who can imagine and guide AI systems rather than those who simply use them. Today's developers have the opportunity to become the real-world versions of these fictional characters, orchestrating AI agents to solve problems and build software at unprecedented scale and sophistication.