coding

“Coding is still working better than most other use cases. And it's because you basically have a workflow where you're in a text interface that is just linear, where most of the sort of knowledge of that, of the field is all public and open source for the most …”

“We've also talked about the fact that when you move away from coding, the efficacy drops a bit in terms of the productivity gain you might get.”

“I expect that we'll see, like, way more, a sort of a reconfiguration of, like, people's, like, you know, job and skill set where way more people code. Like, you know, I expect that product managers are going to code, like, more and more, for instance.”

“What GitHub did in the first, I don't know, 15 years of its existence or 10 years of its existence, it was basically done in the last year, just because coding is no longer a tool. It's more a substitute for wages somewhere.”