Quinn Slack

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And it just becomes even more
more important when you have a lot running in the background.
Yeah.
So we want to make it easier to orient yourself with what's the change.
And there's a lot of stuff that is not in the realm of coding agents that would help, like having a deploy preview consistently available so you could just click and click through it.
And then we want to make it fast for you to make a move and then, you know, get on with your next thing.
Yeah.
Or, you know
The interesting flex here is people assume that coding agents meet the bar of writing the exact same kinds of software to the exact same standard.
And that is not necessarily an assumption that end users, consumers will apply.
If they have software that's much faster, cheaper, much more personalized, if they can conjure it up on their own, then yeah, you're gonna tolerate if the loading state of this thing doesn't quite, you know, work correctly.
So changing user demands and standards is an interesting thing that you can flex here.
I think this idea of non-technical is the wrong way to look at it.
There are always going to be people that are good at unambiguously specifying what they want out of a computer.
And we've had non-coders, including one of our board members, who built something with AMP that replaced uh like 250K a year piece of software that he used for a lot of their internal uh fund tracking.
He maybe took one computer science class.
He hasn't really cut.
coded, but he's a really smart guy and he knows how to unambiguously specify what he wants to his CEOs, certainly, and now to a computer as well.
So if you can get people like that a tool that's really powerful, they don't think of themselves as a non-technical person.
I think that's that's just such a a bad mindset.
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