Arvid Lunnemark

So it kind of looks like React. There are components. We have one component that's a file component, and it takes in the cursor. Usually there's one line where the cursor is in your file, and that's probably the most important line because that's the one you're looking at. And so then you can give priorities.

So that line has the highest priority, and then you subtract one for every line that is farther away. And then eventually when it's rendered, it figures out how many lines can actually fit, and it centers around that thing.

So that line has the highest priority, and then you subtract one for every line that is farther away. And then eventually when it's rendered, it figures out how many lines can actually fit, and it centers around that thing.

So that line has the highest priority, and then you subtract one for every line that is farther away. And then eventually when it's rendered, it figures out how many lines can actually fit, and it centers around that thing.

I think our goal is kind of that you should just do whatever is the most natural thing for you. And then we, our job is to figure out how do we actually like retrieve the relative event thing so that your thing actually makes sense.

I think our goal is kind of that you should just do whatever is the most natural thing for you. And then we, our job is to figure out how do we actually like retrieve the relative event thing so that your thing actually makes sense.

I think our goal is kind of that you should just do whatever is the most natural thing for you. And then we, our job is to figure out how do we actually like retrieve the relative event thing so that your thing actually makes sense.

We think agents are really, really cool. I think agents is like... It's like it resembles sort of like a human. It's sort of like you can kind of feel that you're getting closer to AGI because you see a demo where it acts as a human would. And it's really, really cool. I think... agents are not yet super useful for many things. I think we're getting close to where they will actually be useful.

We think agents are really, really cool. I think agents is like... It's like it resembles sort of like a human. It's sort of like you can kind of feel that you're getting closer to AGI because you see a demo where it acts as a human would. And it's really, really cool. I think... agents are not yet super useful for many things. I think we're getting close to where they will actually be useful.

We think agents are really, really cool. I think agents is like... It's like it resembles sort of like a human. It's sort of like you can kind of feel that you're getting closer to AGI because you see a demo where it acts as a human would. And it's really, really cool. I think... agents are not yet super useful for many things. I think we're getting close to where they will actually be useful.

And so I think there are certain types of tasks where having an agent would be really nice. I would love to have an agent. For example, we have a bug where you sometimes can't command C and command V inside our chat input box, and that's a task that's super well specified. I just want to say in two sentences, this does not work, please fix it.

And so I think there are certain types of tasks where having an agent would be really nice. I would love to have an agent. For example, we have a bug where you sometimes can't command C and command V inside our chat input box, and that's a task that's super well specified. I just want to say in two sentences, this does not work, please fix it.

And so I think there are certain types of tasks where having an agent would be really nice. I would love to have an agent. For example, we have a bug where you sometimes can't command C and command V inside our chat input box, and that's a task that's super well specified. I just want to say in two sentences, this does not work, please fix it.

And then I would love to have an agent that just goes off, does it, and then a day later I come back and I review the thing.

And then I would love to have an agent that just goes off, does it, and then a day later I come back and I review the thing.

And then I would love to have an agent that just goes off, does it, and then a day later I come back and I review the thing.

Yeah, it finds the right files, it tries to reproduce the bug, it fixes the bug, and then it verifies that it's correct. And this could be a process that takes a long time. And so I think I would love to have that. And then I think a lot of programming, there is often this belief that agents will take over all of programming.

Yeah, it finds the right files, it tries to reproduce the bug, it fixes the bug, and then it verifies that it's correct. And this could be a process that takes a long time. And so I think I would love to have that. And then I think a lot of programming, there is often this belief that agents will take over all of programming.

Yeah, it finds the right files, it tries to reproduce the bug, it fixes the bug, and then it verifies that it's correct. And this could be a process that takes a long time. And so I think I would love to have that. And then I think a lot of programming, there is often this belief that agents will take over all of programming.

I don't think we think that that's the case because a lot of programming, a lot of the value is in iterating or you don't actually want to specify something upfront because you don't really know what you want until you've seen an initial version and then you want to iterate on that and then you provide more information.