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▶ 1:14:33 David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH) So if I give you the gift of 4000 hours on Amachi and you then tweak a few things and you send a pull request back on GitHub and say like, here's something I go like, awesome.

▶ 18:05 Eric Glyman And just trying to, um, look for people who are very active on, on GitHub.

▶ 38:57 Jonathan Ross When LLMs first started to become a thing, I remember getting a phone call from, um, the, the CEO of GitHub basically saying, I need a bunch of GPUs.

▶ 35:40 Scott Wu I mean, there was, you know, GitHub Copilot, um, which had, people had already, you know, engineers had already used for years, and that was very much the, like, Q&A, like the autocomplete style experience of, of, you know, working with AI.
▶ 55:54 Scott Wu The, the, the number one pushback that you would always hear from investors, from other people, people, it was like, but like Microsoft already has GitHub Copilot.
▶ 56:04 Scott Wu And it's like, it's a very reasonable thing to say in some sense, because, you know, they did have all, you know, they did own all of GitHub, and they did have a partnership with OpenAI, and they did have like VS Code and so on.

▶ 35:10 Gustav Söderström Like it used to be a small population of about one million developers on GitHub who could talk to computers.

▶ 1:41:44 Brian Armstrong So it's widely, even, even like decision making in the company, the key was getting a lot of our data ingested, like all the Google Docs and the Slack messages and the GitHub commits and the Salesforce.

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