Mike Johnson

So part of the inspiration for that post was where a TPM on my team came to me and said, can I have a cursor license?

This is someone who has never written a line of code in their life.

And that really stopped to have me think of we can really empower the whole team.

Everybody can augment themselves regardless of their role, regardless of how technical it might be.

Engineers, it's a more obvious use case, but where you've got folks who aren't used to writing code, who are adopting, I'm going to go build a thing to make my life easier.

That's really where we are today.

And the cloud code example is a good one, where you can go from idea to solution to your problem in a scalable way very quickly.

Whereas in the past, you used to have to go talk to vendors or

try and get time from an engineering team.

So it's very empowering is what I'm seeing.

I am so good.

I am.

I have loved watching the security footage leak out as Jeff O'Neill somehow levitated slash tiptoed around with a nondescript brown paper bag.

Could have been anything in there.

Could have been.

It was so appropriate.

It was just tremendous.

The fact that he was so comfortable, like a seasoned pro, stop and chat on the way out right after the heist.

Check in with the lady.

They're like, hey, how we doing?