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needs to surface. We are working on and will soon ship features around how do you prompt to edit, prompt to riff, and, the editing prompts, especially once people learn those, I think it will save a lot of time. Vibe coding is is this rising craze. R
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Again, it really makes a difference in in those cases where people do have an intent, and they do know what they're trying to do. It is a poor approach when the challenge is really comprehension. And I think the secret is most, 70%, 80%, or whatever
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...personalization across all the categories we're talking about, and that personalization really would be show up more as, a niche, more and more niche products, more and more regional. Like, this explosion of niche brands and micro targeted products,
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Or you might be in a pretty large code base where there's a lot of existing patterns, a lot of code, and you're trying to fit those patterns. So especially in that last example, I think as you get to these larger code bases code bases and larger sort
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stuck you become in a modality. And what I mean by that is that if I start by coding a design, if I start open up cursor right now, and I'll start, like, designing something by prompting it. Right? Like, by just explaining what I want and becoming mo
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oh, front end engineering is dead. There's so much more to front end engineering Right. Than just that translation step. That's kind of, like, the most mechanical part. And actually thinking through all the states, all the intended behavior, and how
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either 7PM to 7AM in their local time zone or or 8AM to 8PM. And I can't remember which was. But also that they could override that default. And also that the individual end users could override that system owner default. And finally, that the system
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obviously, you joined Index, peak COVID, I think it was, Nina told me. What's been the single biggest surprises of becoming an investor? The shock is that when you're an executive, especially in the digital business, you know, you have a daily clock.
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and fluid, you know, these investment firms is from the outside because, you know, I had been on the receiving end of, you know, working with with venture capitals and and funds and private equity for for many years. But when once you're inside, you
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modes of operations or parts of the workflow. Maybe it is, like, for different kinds of individual work preferences. But they are still, like, kinda layers of the core concepts or things. They're not kind of linearly, like, additive. Don't throw out
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memories, just explicit preferences, if you set them up, do definitely affect the results you get. Now, again, obviously, they're they're still using traditional search. So the search index itself is not necessarily personalized, but you can definite
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...personalization, memories, just explicit preferences, if you set them up, do definitely affect the results you get. Now, again, obviously, they're they're still using traditional search. So the search index itself is not necessarily personalized, but
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hundreds of toggles and different settings and different switches. It's just overwhelming and confusing and hard to understand. But you do wanna make some of those settings and toggles available for a power user, someone who really wants to push your
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dynamic testing with your tool and have people ask for that? Yeah. Actually, so our our API is quite powerful for that. Like, you can just write in description of the image in one line and have, like, five of them in your website and just AB test all
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“AI gives you 100x leverage to generate personalized experiences at scale”
You might have tested if you ran AB test or experimented with some images as you were trying to promote the product. Now you can generate 100 x, 1,000 x, of a similar experience. It's very personalize
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But as agent usage grows, visual design becomes less central to overall comprehension. Before, during incidents, engineers would go into their Grafana dashboards and try to piece together what was going on. Now AI SREs take in telemetry data, They'll
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