Adam Leventhal

But, and then making it open source.

What was the reception to the, you said these were bugs, these are bugs, confirmed to be bugs.

So it sounds like what it found was legit.

All right, so let's actually talk about the first two where you're like, okay, I don't know any Zeg, but like I'm a software engineer.

I know many other programming languages where you were like, okay, I'm pretty sure that I, just based on its description and me looking at this code, I'm pretty sure that I'm looking at this code.

I'm pretty sure I've got a legit bug here.

Could you describe kind of those first two a little bit in terms of like, what did you, I mean, you had confidence.

You could like, I can actually, not knowing very much Zig or knowing only this Zig I've learned, I think I've got a legit bug here.

Yeah, yeah.

I'm so sorry.

Yeah, okay, so another thing that I think is really interesting is the... And then so Mitchell himself replied to... You've linked all the issues in the chat, so obviously people can get those.

I think one of the things that I really like about this, David, is that you lead off by saying, like, look, this is... I've been using cloud code with Opus 45 to investigate.

You're very upfront with, hey, I...

And LLM has done the work here as a way of saying, someone else is going to need to look at this who's got greater domain expertise.

Yeah.

Well, and the, but, you know, you obviously quadruple checked all this stuff and it looks like you had, sorry, so this experience, as you said, was, I mean, I like the way you say it was like unsettling.

When you describe it as unsettling, why was it unsettling?

Right.

Right.

When I do love the fact, you know, like I'm actually even a little bit embarrassed.