Gergely Orosz

Yeah.

And what advice would you have to more experienced engineers who, again, have been pretty good engineers until now?

And they're like, I just want to stay with it, keep my game high.

And

have the skills and build up the experience so I could work at a place like OpenCode.

And when we started, we were talking about how software is everywhere.

Software engineers are everywhere.

And I guess every industry will lack software engineers who are really curious about their industry.

As a closing, do you have any book recommendations, things that you've enjoyed or changed how you think?

Yeah, it's funny because I do not read books at all.

Dax, thanks so much for this conversation.

This was fun.

Yeah, it was good.

Thanks for having me.

I hope you enjoyed this conversation with Dax as much as I did.

Dax is in a rare position.

He's building one of the fastest growing AI coding tools out there, going from 650,000 to nearly 8 million monthly active users in just a few months.

And yet he's the one telling us to slow down.

One thing I really liked is what Dax called the muted prickle.

Pre-AI, when you wrote a hack, you knew you were writing a hack.