Damien Tanner

And I think I've only been, you know, after us being able to play with LLMs for several years...

It feels like I can feel the velocity of it now, right?

Because I've felt Chai TPT 3, 4, 5, Claude Code, Codex.

And now I can go, oh, okay, that's what it feels like for it to get better.

And it's going to keep getting better for a few more years.

And so it's kind of like self-driving cars, right?

They're like not very useful while they're worse than humans, right?

But suddenly, when they're safer than a human, why would you have a human?

And I think it's the same with coding.

All this process is to stop humans making mistakes.

We make mistakes.

Our mistakes are not special, better mistakes.

They're still like, we stuff in code.

We cause security incidents.

And so I think as soon as the LLMs are twice as good, five times as good, 10 times better at outputting good code,

that doesn't cause these issues.

We're going to start to let go of this concern, like these things, right?

We're going to start to trust them more.

And it can surprise you.

And I think that still gives me that like dopamine hit that I would have coding.