Burke Holland

Because if you don't use it, you lose it kind of thing.

But that's not what's happening.

What's actually happening is that, like you said, I'm learning all sorts of concepts that I never would have learned before.

Correct.

That's exactly right.

So instead of being overly focused on like, how do I compose this function?

It's like, who cares?

Do you know what a Unix socket is and how cool that is and how that works in Go?

I didn't last week, but I do now.

All right.

That's a wild.

And so I think that like, as the people who are using AI are getting this knock on effect benefit that no one really realizes where they're just learning at an accelerated rate.

Because they are, they've let go of whether or not this needs to be an if or a ternary or whether I should abstract this out to a different file.

Who cares?

I mean, part of what I do is try to figure out the workflows that developers actually need to be successful.

And

There's sort of two different ways to do this.

When you're teaching someone, you really want to start like greenfield and simple.

But in the real world, it isn't like that.

It's more complex.