Adam Stachowiak

Those are not – they're still software, but they're not the same software.

The benchmarks, the requirements, the desires are totally different.

And so I think the lens we have to take is that there's a lot of naysayers like, oh, but it can't do this or, oh, it can't do that.

Well, let me just tell you, like, you even called it out in your post, Sam Altman and, you know, others talking about where we're going and engineers being replaced, where we're like, nah, that ain't going to happen.

And this year we're like, oh, my gosh, it's going to happen soon.

It might happen like three months from now, you know.

And so I think not all software is created equal.

I think versions of software will change in terms of like your toy game.

And it's probably that for you versus somebody else's browser.

They want to like figure out if they can actually ship.

Getting that to production, getting it to ship is way different, but it's a different kind of beast.

Even the most recent example.

with Cloudflare and OpenNext.

Yeah.

I mean, even just the way they wrote it out was just phenomenal.

I'm excited about that because...

The uptick of software getting created, the uptick of repos being created on GitHub, the uptick of all the things essentially, apps on the App Store, there's a lot.

And I think what's happening is –

is people are learning how to build more software.

They're learning like you are about Go and WebSockets or Go and how you can use Unix socket, for example, and what that does for the way you can connect and stuff like that.