Brian Maucere

truthfully.

And there's a follow-up to, there's two or three follow-ups to it, by the way.

I'm going to back out here so you guys can see it.

These are his other articles.

So now, welcome to Gastown.

Now, a preface to that that you kind of need to know is what are beads, right?

So like beads are essentially like your

your long-term memory beads are the thing that people go back to like let's just call it like a open car clog code in that example these are the to-do um files that are persistent across a factory think about Gastown being as like a factory as opposed to being a specific tool

And so anyway, there's Welcome to Gastown.

And then if you look down Gastown Emergency User Manual, because this was a big thing.

Lots of people were involved in this.

This is not like some guy isolated wrote this crazy sort of articles and nobody paid attention.

No, it had so much so much information.

response, I can't think of the word I want, that 100 APRs and nearly 50 contributors adding 44,000 lines of code, so on and so forth, right?

And that was 12 days, that was January 13th.

And then if we go, the AI Vampire is also a very good article, but welcome to the wasteland, a thousand gas towns.

And so, okay, I'm gonna stop sharing, but I've got to go to my notes on this, because I'm gonna butcher it.

So just give me a second.

Because I basically went to Gemini, gave it all the links.

I'm not going to lie and pretend I'm like, yep, I got all this.