Burke Holland

Just go do it.

See if I'm wrong.

Test me and see if you can't get to something that's functional inside of an hour.

Yeah, because it's so cheap to create software now that it's nothing for you to just create something and then make it available to everyone.

Yeah, I think as we're –

100%.

But I do think there are emerging problems that we don't really have answers for.

So the VS Code is probably one of the biggest open source projects.

And I think last year...

Every year when we get to December, they do like a triage of the open issues.

They spend December just trying to do spring cleaning, essentially get the repo down to a manageable number and clean up the backlog.

And it was like a year ago, it was 8,000 issues.

This year, when we went into December, they were like, OK, how many issues are we working through?

It was 15,000 issues.

Wow.

Like this is not, we have to figure out the process and the team is actually doing this, right?

So the VS Code team doesn't just build VS Code.

They're also trying to figure out the AI processes for their own workflows that you use to create a tool, which has to be reliable.

It has to be fast.

It has to work.