Nick Nisi

It kept telling me that yesterday.

Run slash plan.

Slash plan does not exist.

So it's like giving me a preview, I think, of what's to come.

But I play around with all of those.

So a feature comes in.

If it's like a GitHub issue, I have a command that I run to have it read the issue.

And it's usually like, let's look at, is this a legitimate thing?

And so if it is, it'll run through that.

And it'll be like, oh, yeah, I see that.

It's on this line of code where I think the problem is.

And that's like how I do a lot of reactive stuff is like that, but I don't just trust it and say like, oh yeah, that's it.

I have like example apps and I, that are just like vanilla, you know, they have work OS off kit set up in them or whatever.

And I just have them, I'm like, okay, let's create a test page in that app.

And you can do like slash add dir and have it work in multiple directories at the same time.

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Welcome to ChangeLog and Friends, a weekly talk show about WordPress drama. Big thank you to our friends over at Fly.io. Fly is a public cloud built for developers who ship. Over 3 million apps have launched on Fly, including us. Learn more at Fly.io. Okay, let's talk. What's up, friends? I'm here with a new friend of ours over at Assembly AI, founder and CEO Dylan Fox.

Dylan, tell me about Universal One. This is the newest, most powerful speech AI model to date. You released this recently. Tell me more.

Dylan, tell me about Universal One. This is the newest, most powerful speech AI model to date. You released this recently. Tell me more.

Very cool. So Dylan, one thing I love is this playground you have. You can go there, assemblyai.com slash playground, and you can just play around with all the things that is assembly. Is this the recommended path? Is this the try before you buy experience? Look people do?