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Yes, that is very important. That is very important. And it's actually sort of an underrated aspect of how we decide what to build. Like a lot of the things that we build and then we try them out, we do an experiment and then we actually throw them out because they're not fun. And so a big part of being fun is like being fast a lot of the time. Fast is fun.

Yes, that is very important. That is very important. And it's actually sort of an underrated aspect of how we decide what to build. Like a lot of the things that we build and then we try them out, we do an experiment and then we actually throw them out because they're not fun. And so a big part of being fun is like being fast a lot of the time. Fast is fun.

Yes, that is very important. That is very important. And it's actually sort of an underrated aspect of how we decide what to build. Like a lot of the things that we build and then we try them out, we do an experiment and then we actually throw them out because they're not fun. And so a big part of being fun is like being fast a lot of the time. Fast is fun.

And I think actually one of the underrated aspects of GitHub Copilot is that even when it's wrong, it's like a little bit annoying, but it's not that bad because you just type another character and then maybe then it gets you or you type another character and then it gets you. So even when it's wrong, it's not that bad.

And I think actually one of the underrated aspects of GitHub Copilot is that even when it's wrong, it's like a little bit annoying, but it's not that bad because you just type another character and then maybe then it gets you or you type another character and then it gets you. So even when it's wrong, it's not that bad.

And I think actually one of the underrated aspects of GitHub Copilot is that even when it's wrong, it's like a little bit annoying, but it's not that bad because you just type another character and then maybe then it gets you or you type another character and then it gets you. So even when it's wrong, it's not that bad.

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Yeah, I think one thing that I think helps us is that we're sort of doing it all in one, where we're developing the UX and the way you interact with the model at the same time as we're developing how we actually make the model give better answers. So we're like... how you build up the prompt or like how do you find the context and for a cursor tab, like how do you train the model?

Yeah, I think one thing that I think helps us is that we're sort of doing it all in one, where we're developing the UX and the way you interact with the model at the same time as we're developing how we actually make the model give better answers. So we're like... how you build up the prompt or like how do you find the context and for a cursor tab, like how do you train the model?

Yeah, I think one thing that I think helps us is that we're sort of doing it all in one, where we're developing the UX and the way you interact with the model at the same time as we're developing how we actually make the model give better answers. So we're like... how you build up the prompt or like how do you find the context and for a cursor tab, like how do you train the model?

So I think that helps us to have all of it like sort of like the same people working on the entire experience end-to-end.

So I think that helps us to have all of it like sort of like the same people working on the entire experience end-to-end.

So I think that helps us to have all of it like sort of like the same people working on the entire experience end-to-end.

The full generalization is like next action prediction. Sometimes you need to run a command in the terminal, and it should be able to suggest the command based on the code that you wrote to. Or sometimes you actually need to... Like it suggests something, but it's hard for you to know if it's correct because you actually need some more information to learn.

The full generalization is like next action prediction. Sometimes you need to run a command in the terminal, and it should be able to suggest the command based on the code that you wrote to. Or sometimes you actually need to... Like it suggests something, but it's hard for you to know if it's correct because you actually need some more information to learn.

The full generalization is like next action prediction. Sometimes you need to run a command in the terminal, and it should be able to suggest the command based on the code that you wrote to. Or sometimes you actually need to... Like it suggests something, but it's hard for you to know if it's correct because you actually need some more information to learn.

Like you need to know the type to be able to verify that it's correct. And so maybe it should actually take you to a place that's like the definition of something and then take you back so that you have all the requisite knowledge to be able to accept the next completion.

Like you need to know the type to be able to verify that it's correct. And so maybe it should actually take you to a place that's like the definition of something and then take you back so that you have all the requisite knowledge to be able to accept the next completion.