Adam Leventhal

It's complicated, I think, too.

But I think for those things that you can get that kind of reliability.

And I think I said this as much my one year, but just to be clear, when Adam said I was out of my mind about vibe coding going out of the lexicon.

But I think that certainly in my three year, we are going to be using LLMs to be more rigorous about the way we do software and sharing.

That's a one-year.

It must be.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And I think that that's going to be a big blip in general where it's like, no, no, no, this is not coming to replace your job.

This is coming to help you do your job better.

Yeah, interesting.

And then you also make it, when you do that, you make it much more readily adoptable by other LLMs.

Yeah.

Ian, we got you up here.

I probably should have gotten you if you have any one year or three years, but you've got such a great track record that we look to you as our Nostradamus.

Maybe you just strongly agree with me that vibe coding is going out of the lexicon.

I'll take that laugh.

Adam, that laughter is noted.

That's derisive laughter.

What he's saying is you have a big lever.

I've done this before.