Corey Noles

The coding part is trivial, right?

So you can always rewrite the code.

The two things I wanted to ask Dan, which I didn't find an opening for, is if and how he uses AI and which model in his writing process, because I'm very curious.

They're very high-taste over at Every.

I think everything that they publish is really well done.

They put a lot of thought into the ideas and the writing, and they've slowly embraced using AI as part of their writing process, but I don't know where exactly they are with that these days.

Um, but, but everything that they publish was really great.

Um, and then, so that was one question I want to ask him is just like, where, where is he, where is he using AI in the writing process?

Um, sounds like he's doing a lot with, uh, with his agents, um, and spiral and all that stuff.

Uh, another thing I wanted to ask him, actually, I forgot, but there was another thing.

If it comes up, I'll, I'll, I'll message him.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think that's true.

And then once yours gets the same capability, you're like, yes.

It's kind of like when a show goes viral, when it hits a certain streaming app, like not everyone has Peacock.

Like no one knew it existed yet.

But then all of a sudden it hits Netflix and it's like a show from 12 years ago and it goes crazy viral just because everyone can watch it now.

Yeah.

No, but look at this.

So everything Claude shipped in the last 52 days.