Andy Halliday

We got plenty to talk about.

As always, when we come into Mondays, there always seems to be quite a bit of information that trickles in over the weekend.

And so we want to get you caught up on that first.

And then I think I have another perplexity computer demo to show that I did over the weekend, Andy, that was just for fun for something my wife and I were having discussions about.

And actually, I was really, really impressed.

It's one of those... I'll preface it by saying it's one of those things where you go...

I don't even know if I can compute.

My wife and I tried to think about what would the human process have been and how long would it have taken us to manually do it?

And we couldn't even really come up with a viable answer.

That's how much time this particular process had saved.

And so I thought, oh, wow.

And so it was actually great because I had an opportunity to demonstrate what these tools are doing to my wife and just to kind of keep her up to date with it, whatever.

But also it was something that was very, you know, almost tactile, not tactile, right?

It's on the computer screen, but very, very right there.

And, you know, you could play with the buttons and push around and, you know, I explained to her how we, how I built it and stuff like that.

So

I think I'm going to demonstrate that just because it's fun and I think it's part of some of these tools.

I've also, before we get into the news, Andy, I've been putting together a training video internally for scale that I've decided to do.

And I started with Clogged Code, and then I moved into Codex, and then I went into AI Studio, and then Perplexity Computer with a bunch of demos I've built out all the time.

So now these poor souls at scale are about to get