Chris Lattner

I will treasure this.

And so, you know, it's very liberating to be able to decide, I think that Lex should have a t-shirt.

Right?

And it becomes very simple because I like Lex.

Yeah.

Well, so I don't know where it all goes.

Yeah.

I'm an optimist and I'm a human optimist, right?

I think that things I've seen are that a lot of the LLMs are really good at crushing leak code projects and they can reverse the link list like crazy.

Well, it turns out there's a lot of instances of that on the internet and it's a pretty stock thing.

And so if you want to see standard questions answered, LLMs can memorize all the answers and that can be amazing.

And

Also, they do generalize out from that, and so there's good work on that.

But I think that, in my experience, building things, building something like you talk about Mojo or you talk about these things or you talk about building an applied solution to a problem, it's also about working with people.

It's about understanding the problem.

What is the product that you want to build?

What are the use case?

What are the customers?

You can't just go survey all the customers because they'll tell you that they want a faster horse.

Maybe they need a car, right?