Lex Fridman

As more and more code is generated, developers end up spending more and more time reading and reviewing code.

And if you're trying to ship code, production code, code you can rely on, there's this whole process of reviewing it.

And that's what CodeRabbit specializes in, used by developers.

over 100,000 open source projects.

It's a very specific application of AI to handle this very specific part, but a crucial part of the software engineering process.

If you want to ship a thing, you want to make sure the thing runs.

And to make sure that it runs, you have to understand the code deeply.

It supports basically all programming languages.

To try it out, you want to install the CodeRabbit CLI today at coderabbit.ai.lex.

That's coderabbit.ai.lex.

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I've been doing a lot of reading on historical periods before the Industrial Revolution, talking about the Roman Empire, the Viking Age, ancient Greece, and so on.