Guido Appenzeller
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first heard May 2025
last heard 15 Jul
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And that seems to work incredibly well.
So I'm I'm hearing that today, um I heard from several sources now that you can get uh you know about a 2x speed up versus traditional um processes for that, right?
And that and that's amazing, right?
And what this has led to is that actually of those enterprises that I've talked to, the majority says they're currently accelerating, like at least the the the majority of those that are sophisticated about this, they're saying they're accelerating the developer hiring.
Right.
We don't know if this is a long
term trend.
But right now they're basically saying, look, because we found so many low-hanging fruit type projects where with a with a little bit upfront investment, we can then save infrastructure costs.
And that's super exciting.
So I'm I'm you know, what this will mean for the, you know, how how how much longer is the mainframe business gonna be around or you know, I don't know.
But but it's there's definitely a shift there where suddenly legacy code migration is much, much easier than it was before.
Uh, you know, is I think that they'll change a lot of the dynamics in the use of classic enterprise software space.
I mean it's it's crazy to me how versatile these coding assistants are, right?
I mean we're we're seeing them write QDA kernels.
Yeah.
That is difficult stuff to write by any metric.
I've tried them with a language which basically has no usable training data set.
And i they're still able to sort of abstract
You know, the with a couple of examples.
um, you know, of of how the code will have to look like.
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