Haseeb Qureshi

So if it's in text, it's way easier for these models to learn it and to get good at it because it's just a much more compressed representation, okay?

So think about crypto.

Ironically, the bad UX era of crypto

is when it was all in the terminal, right?

That's where everything started.

On your Bitcoin D, like when you're originally sending Ethereum transactions, that shit was all in the terminal, right?

If you wanted to use a UI, a GUI, right?

The first one was Myst.

Myst was a piece of shit.

It was so bad.

That consumed my entire computer.

Yes, it's so horrible.

But the idea was that before that,

Like when Ethereum first started working, they were like, oh, Ethereum's working.

What they meant was that it worked in a command line.

It was you specify exactly what the number is of a way that you are sending in a number in your command line, right?

That's how you sent ETH back in the beginning before all these UIs came in and made everything much easier.

So the point that I'm making is that crypto from the beginning

was designed in a form factor that's perfect for AIs, right?

It was already there.