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...also AI coding tools. Here's another, I think, useful mental model on this stuff. Like, I think it's worth asking the question, why do people buy software? Like, why does someone buy some random SaaS tool? Is it because it's so hard to build it? No.
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just the number of people impacted by a thing. So imagine how many people are impacted by Linux and all the different open sources open source systems that make up Linux. It's incredible. And task manager is an example of a piece of software. Just ho
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...tools. Right? Because you actually need to switch over all the dependent systems on this workflow software. It's much harder than even switching off of a database. So because of that, we actually found ways in which we could be better partners to our
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I mean, it's a legendary piece of software. It's crazy. I mean, you just take it for granted. It's like the start menu. Right? Yeah. It's like genius. Well, I had the great fortune of working on a lot of things that people are familiar with. And task
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...amazing new tools. That's just not how these markets have worked in the past. I think exactly the opposite is going to happen. It's like we're gonna be creating so much great software, and it's gonna be so accessible to so many people who may work at
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...different tools and all these different use cases and vibe coding versus professional coding and the the role of a software developer. Where do you think we are in two, three years? Yeah. So the the way that I'm thinking of it is there's sort of thre
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Why couldn't we have just done this on top of conventional IDs like Visual Studio Code? So maybe just to get into this a little bit. As we saw that AI was getting more and more powerful, the way people go out and build technology, we thought the inte
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I am, of course, a Versus Code guy at this time. I did use JetBrains for a long time. I still dabble a little bit. For people who don't know, JetBrains is a plethora. Don't like using that word. It seems elitist. But there's gotta be a better word. T
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...They were pioneers on Copilot. They are still pioneers in Copilot. It's super competitive space, and they are doing their best to win. I will forever be a supporter of GitHub Copilot. Now it integrates in a bunch of IDEs, not just into Versus Code. I
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