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...skill of programming with English. I mean, the experience is fundamentally different. You're as opposed to micromanaging the details of the process of the generation of the code and, looking at the diff, which you can in cursor, if that's the ID you
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...of, programming, especially just like we talked about in the episode. When we're not talking about a personal website where HTML slop is something that a web browser magically automagically I don't know how they're possibly able to do such incredible
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the writing of code. There are so many projects that used to take six engineers half a year to build, that today I or one of my engineers can build in the weekend. I hope that we never have to go back to coding with our AI assistants again, because t
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Yeah. There has also been, I think, sort of, you know, Talmud style commentary where people are carefully looking at his exact wording and then wording of other people's discussion of how many lines of code that are generated by some teams of anthrop
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AI coding is the first really large market for AI. When do we say this is all agents? We just, at the end of the value chain, we're like, does this work or not work? Click yes or no. Agents, more than ever, need an environment to run these things. Co
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And you don't wanna use this for healthcare yet, but you could use it for writing or writing jokes or maybe 10 or five. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No. That's that's too that's too binary. Like, it's already used right now in health care, but it's ju
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You know, it's I think that they'll change a lot of the dynamics in the use of classic enterprise software space. That's interesting. I do wonder if we will get new mainframe code because now because before, no one knows how to program those things u
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To your point, I think the question is, okay, if AI makes deep domain knowledge instantly accessible to anybody, you know, if you have o three DeepResearcher, it's equivalent at your fingertips. And if you're a generalist or person wearing many hats,
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that they get wrong? A big one for me, even earlier this year, we saw some senior business leaders advise people to not learn to code on the grounds that AI will automate it. We'll look back on that as some of the worst career advice ever given, beca
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Because you can validate the results of coding. And so, you know, there's all these methods of, you know, synthetic data and self training and reinforcement learning that for sure you can do with with coding. And so everybody I know who works in the
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And I think that will continue to be true where we see the models seeing, like, dramatic improvements in usability and and usage. We'll want to, again, have, like, build things where we can have that direct relationship. Makes sense. And I guess codi
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...into programming. And what I'm what I'm telling you know, he's he's using Cloud and ChatGPT, Copilot, and all these things. And what I'm telling him is, like, look. And he by the way, he loves Vibe coding. He's on Repllet all the time, doing Vibe cod
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“Why AI crushes junior coders but can't touch senior developers”
as an example, I think one of the reasons that AI has had such an impact on junior level coding instead of the higher level coding is because what we get with experience and repetition is taste. And A
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But but look, having said that, one of the things you can do with an AI is say, teach me how to code. Right? And so and, you know, there's there's a whole bunch of, you know, I'll I'll name names, you know, Khan Academy. Like, there's a whole bunch o
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...real programming or not. Right? Because it's it's like it's kind of cheating. Right? Because real programmers write code that compiles to machine code. And, like, real programmers, like, do, like, memory management themselves, and they do all you kno
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In any event, the reason why the progress is so rapid with coding is because code compiles and you can determine objectively whether it works or not. You can validate it. And so that makes it a perfect area for AI to get better at through reinforceme
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in Jordan, around the time when I was 13, 14. I took my entire class at McDonald's. It was very expensive, but I was balling in. I had all this money, and I was showing off. And, and so that was that was the first, business that I, created. And then
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