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“The actual thing that Grammarly has built is a technical architecture for bringing AI right to where people work. We didn't call it AI when that happened, but Grammarly built the first agent, the original agent.”
...technical architecture for bringing AI right to where people work. Now we didn't call it AI when that happened, and, you know, the the the team has sort of, they thought about the whole thing differen
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And I think the reason why it's I think for some areas, if you look at, like, software as a service five years ago, maybe you can have a separation of product and engineering because most software as a service created five years ago. I wouldn't say t
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...effort, not something where a committee of, you know, folks from vendors get together and say, well, my product should be in this road map, and that guy's product should be in this road map. That tends to not be very successful. And we should lead to
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...of technical depth and understanding of the customer that you really need more integration of product design and engineering. And so I think it's why with these big technology waves, I think startups have a bit of a a leg up relative to incumbents be
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writing your code means you want your code to be more declarative and more dry. You know, you've always wanted that, but it becomes more important to be able to quickly and accurately review code. And so for people building APIs, you want a way to wr
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...technical direction wise, is the iframe the way they were- Yeah, it's an iframe, it's, you are serving
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let's declare the endpoint. Let's declare the parameters. Let's write the business logic so a human can quickly review that. I'm imagining really high test developers. You're kind of crafting the endpoints that are designing both the APS themselves t
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in the background without refreshing. Synchronous JavaScript and XML. Indeed. The wave of the future. The wave of the future. And, for all of our, engineering audience and and probably some others, you're gonna know exactly what we're talking about h
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I feel like, yeah, back there, everyone was trying to make, like, easy to use interface. Everyone's trying to make an easy to use interface. Let's make a hard to use interface. Like, say, like, I like I don't need to do that. Yeah. Everyone else doin
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Like in their authentication space, in the database space, and so on to make their tools available to agents without an explicit user sign up and set up step first and delaying that step two after. Right? Like, so that's like one very specific exampl
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