Paul Dix

You can just do it, right?

So I've been very much in the camp of, I'm trying to push everybody to use these tools.

And along the way, I would say there's definitely been some skepticism, but over the last six months, it's just been getting...

People have been adopting it more and more.

So basically, the week before Gemini 3 came out, I wrote this internal post.

I said, we've got to think about how we fix, how we make it so that we can actually legitimately figure out how to get this code into production and to our customers.

We can write features as quickly as we can think of them now.

And basically at that stage, not everybody believed that, but I firmly believed it then.

And of course I believe it now, but it's like, the problem is we can't review that code quickly.

Like there's no, like every engineer can now produce a hundred times more code than they could before, but nobody can take the time to review all that code.

I was like, so we have to start thinking about what we can do here.

And it's not just like code review, right?

It's, it's more like product experience and,

supporting all of this stuff and again like i don't have the answers for this stuff right now that's why i wrote that post like build the machine that builds the machine make the machine yeah yeah it's because like my my thinking now is like that's still the case

And then, so I wrote this whole thing and I was saying like, okay, here's what's going to happen.

Over the next year, all the major AI labs are going to have at least like one or two more releases that are going to raise the bar again.

And more of what was impossible will be possible, right?

Because that's the whole argument.

It's like, oh yeah, it's okay for code completion, but nothing else.

Oh yeah, it's okay to write a single function, but nothing else.