Kevin Rose

And so I just, I hope that we can all agree and just realize it doesn't have to, we don't have to swing for the fences.

So yeah, so I just, you know, that's, I think what I'm so excited about this is it's democratizing code quality or coding for everyone.

And I was a computer science major.

I dropped out.

And I didn't know why.

And I was really slow.

And I could understand the core concepts, but I didn't know why I couldn't just do it as fast as everyone I was working with in my class.

And just six months ago, I found out that I have something called aphantasia, which is this inability to have a mind's eye.

So when people close their eyes and they say, picture an apple –

Or the famous one of when you're trying to go to sleep like sheep jumping over a fence or some shit like that.

I always thought they were joking.

I didn't know that you could actually close your eyes and envision things.

And so because of that, things like how to handle proper syntax and code and all the things I was trying to beat into my brain, the retention just wasn't there.

Somehow the core concepts stick with me.

And the creativity, I've always had that in abundance, which is great.

But yeah, and now AI will fill in the deficiencies wherever they are for you, which is just beautiful.

Yeah, exactly.

And the other thing too I think that is lost on a lot of people that I see on social media around what quote-unquote vibe coding means is they say, well great, and this has been the complaint for a while, vibe coding is buggy, it's not performing, it'll fall over under weight, blah, blah.

I would argue...

Those are great problems to have.