Adam Stachowiak

valleys and, and cul-de-sacs you've been down and you're like, not going there.

And they may try to take you there, but you're like, no, no, no, hang on.

Let's, let's curb that back.

Let's go here.

But you're seeing the real thing be made.

That to me was the, was I think the moment where I was like, that's, that's pretty wild.

Show me the diff.

All right.

Yeah.

the speed you can move at, I think is, is, is kind of wild.

You know, I laugh about this and I don't know how often you laugh about this, but I love when it makes a plan.

It's like, well, this is week one, this is week two, and this is week three.

Meanwhile, four hours later, the thing's done, you know, or an hour later, whatever the number is.

Yeah.

I like how it manifests its time ranges, but I'm like, it's kind of funny.

You know, it's still making a plan or it's making a plan with you.

And the range of its timeframe is, is,

Maybe it's actually accurate to how it should be if it was done with a team of humans versus a team of one with an agent and an idea.

And I think that's kind of wild.

Maybe it's psychology.