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...the future. If you like programming, you should learn programming. Now is that gonna be a career forever? I don't know. But what's gonna be a career forever? Who knows? Like, a second ago, we thought that it was the blue collar labor that was gonna b
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...the future for programming, for manual programming. Entirely possible. I also don't care.
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outcome. Right. But but it's not that many. I mean, surprisingly. Well, I don't know. It depends. Yeah. Depends on your point of view. That's That's that's some people might say that's a lot. So, and then, you you mentioned that we you mentioned the
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...the future of programming. Do you think AI replaces programmers completely, human programmers? I mean, we're definitely going in that direction. Programming is just a part of building products. So maybe maybe I just replace programmers eventually, bu
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...the future. But if you think about just the fact of writing code and this pace at which we scale from twenty four and twenty five to 26, it's a real shot that the way we write code is gonna change forever and no one's gonna and I think the analogy yo
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...future, how how much do you think a coding background matters? I think
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And so being cloud native, being able to paralyze these, like, I'm only sharing one tab, but if I just open another one and start it right now, we support that natively. I think that this feels a little bit more like how people are going to work, whe
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It's also an area, of course, we're all interested in because we as programmers, right, to help us and get faster at it and more productive. So I think the for the next era, like the next five, ten years, I think what we're gonna find is people who a
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...programming look like in twenty years? Right? In thirty years? In in forty years? What do programs and apps look like? You can even ask a question, like, do we need a a programming language that's made for agents? Because all of those languages are m
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...What is the future of coding, do you think? I think Entopec is, certainly leading in coding in many many ways and and in many areas outside of coding as well, like knowledge work and things like that. One thing, I mean, this is all public, which is i
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...in the future, and, of course, the number of programming jobs exploded by, like, a factor of a 100.
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...how you define programming also because, you know, when, the community, moves from assembly to c, from c to, I don't know, Python and JavaScript. Like, that's evolution. That's really painful for a lot of people who are used to programming that, lowe
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And then we unfold the UI into this, sort of agentic interface where you have an agent or chatbot talking to you about your project. It will present a plan to you. It will be like, alright. You know, based on your prompt, I can do x, y, and z. I can
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...this is. And programming is a fundamentally creative job. Right? You are literally creating things in the most strict sense of the word, which is you're creating software that doesn't exist before, and that's something only a person can actually do a
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...You're just programming yet another evolution into a higher order language. And perhaps that is a future in which people will have a more terse language. I'm just not sure how much more terse it can get. Yeah. I mean, I all I see is that if you say n
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