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...tools allow you to have a copy of the code that you can export to GitHub and then import it into wherever you want to. So I use codecs since beta, like import it in there and then I'm using an external tool. So I'm like in the first try, if you remem
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...tools still communicate in code the best. If you wanna get pixel perfect results, just give them code. It will it will interpret it better than your English or Spanish or whatever language that you use, in these tools. So that's the third way. You're
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...coding tools are breaking out of coding and just, like, everything. They're personal automation. Exactly. Because of the way if you can think about,
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...think of coding tools, you think of IDEs, you think about kind of all these pretty sophisticated environments. No one thought that this thing could be terminal based. That's sort of a weird way to design it, and that wasn't really the intention. But,
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makes code a particularly good place to do this is that code is verifiable in a way that, you know, most other work is not. So, you know, with code, you can verify that the build works. Right? So you can say, hey. I wanna build this. I wanna build th
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...think the coding tools are, you know, getting vastly better compared to where they were a year or two ago, two years ago. So now you can actually rely on them to do more complex things that you as a as a software engineer want to accomplish and you c
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...tools. There's no one right way. You sort of have to find your own path. Luckily, you can ask quad code. It's able to make recommendations, it can edit your settings, it kind of knows about itself, so it can help with that. A few tips that generally
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And we were like, oh god. No. But it can generate the code, and you just gotta paste it in. You just gotta do all this stuff. Right? And they were like, that sounds kinda hard. And we're like, but it's faster, and they they wouldn't do it. And then n
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...year, the tools will be better. K? If Cloud Code's not it, what is it? Well, we gotta get back to something like an IDE.
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...types of tools than they do to ours. So our system parses through and only picks the things that we don't already know.
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...coding use case, but then making a presentation out of it, but it can also like run scripts, like do like data analysis for you and then put that into a deck. Okay. You know, kind of combine things. And being being a Versus Code extension is is kind
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I know that Cloud Code is, I think, a bit different. It's a bit more authentic. It touches more things. It does the whole project for you. I'm not quite there yet where I'm comfortable with that because, maybe I'm a control freak, but I still would l
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...tools internally that that help automate that process, automate the lint. You know, if there's, like, a lint error, it's a very easy codex fix. And then just it could just patch it and then kind of restart the CI process.
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...coding, which we did with punch cards, and you would basically instruct the machine unlike, okay. Move this bit, you know, from here to there, and and these kinds of things and jump to this line in the program and so forth.
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...coding models have been around for a long time. They've people maybe have heard of Cursor or Copilot or some of these other harnesses, etcetera. What is clogged code? So if we back up first and we go to Copilot so Copilot was the first sort of commer
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