Brian Maucere

They were not names I recognize, but they're people like who worked in deep bind and

like Andre Karpathy level people, I would say, who were writing kind of their grief post of, I just had an experience of coding this weekend where I realized I will never code by hand.

And I'm feeling a grief or a sadness about that because I,

And something that I love to do that I was really good at.

Right.

Like this is like I am a great person because I am really good at this thing has now been democratized so that everybody is good at it.

And the value of being good at it has shifted.

That is absolutely happening.

I think one of the reasons we're having this conversation is because it's clear in the tech world that it's happening and it's less clear for the accounting firm.

And I am super empathetic about that and also don't want people to get caught unawares.

And I want to say that for me, and maybe I don't think we are the pay attention, pay attention show, but if we have been, I want to be clear that this pay attention is a different caliber.

Right.

Because things shifted last week and the week before in a way that is discernible if you are like using it and are not discernible if you're not.

Andy and I talked about this as like I feel like at the dog in the room of the humans and like you didn't hear or smell that.

what is wrong with you people?

And it's because of course the humans can't smell or, or hear as well as the dog.

I, I like the, I like the image of the castle with the moat, Ryan.

And I think what I want to say to the people who feel like, okay, I have a really strong castle.

I have a really great moat.

The, the issue isn't people coming to take your business in those defenses that you put together.