Paul Dix

degrades because you're just like, do I really want to struggle with this and get these through?

Exactly.

Yeah.

Just go do something fun for a moment.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I think ultimately like sweating those details is still going to be important.

Even if all the AIs are doing all sorts of code and stuff like that, it's still important for somebody to sweat the details and make sure everything is smooth and works as expected and all this other stuff.

Yeah, I mean, I think the people who are in the best position to take advantage of all this are either...

product managers, like every product manager is in a great position right now.

Like they've got to be living their best lives because they can actually do stuff.

Before they had to wait for an engineer, they had to ask, you know, try and sequence everything through the engineering team and wait for an engineer.

Now they can just like do things.

The problem is whether or not that actually anybody will accept that and get it to production.

But I think also like engineers who are like product minded or product focused engineers, like

those engineers are the ones who are just going to, you know, just run wild with this, right?

You know, and I think in that case, if you give like product focused engineers the ability to actually like freely create things and iterate on it, what you'll see is like a small team having a productivity level that's like a hundred or a thousand times greater than what you get before.

And you'll have teams of like,

two to four people producing what used to take a team of like a hundred engineers, right?

Much more time.