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Carson: Engineers coding locally are cavemen shipping 10x less code
“So I think if you are working locally, I honestly think you are a caveman. Like, I think you're, you are holding yourself back, and you are shipping 10 X less than you could be, and it is not smart. No matter if you think the cool people work locally and all t…”
Carson warns against building workflows on frontier models to avoid lock-in
“Like, if you are, if your whole engineering you know, motion is happening inside of clock code or inside of codex, What are you doing? Like, because they are not incentivized to make it reasonable for you long term, right? They're going to lock you into their …”
Carson: Ralph AI loop functions as an entire engineering team overnight
“This loop is basically an entire engineering team while you sleep. It's unbelievable. And this just wasn't possible for Opus four or five. I think with Opus four or five, this is absolutely The real deal.”
Ryan Carson: Non-technical users with agency can build software with AI agents
“I think you need to be curious. I think you need to have agency. But I think if you have those two things, which you probably do, if you're watching the show you can do this now. It helps to be technical, right? There's a couple of things that are useful, but …”