"And, and also just kudos to Anthropic. Like, I think that’s, it’s a really, it’s a really beautiful idea to, like, like some of the stuff that’s in there. Like, like, we hope Claude finds meaning in its work. ‘Cause we don’t… Maybe it’s a little early, but I think that’s meaningful. That’s something that’s important for the future as we approach something that, at some point, me and may not… has, like, glimpses of consciousness, whatever that even means, because we don’t even know. So I, I read about this. I found it super fascinating, and I, I started a whole discussion with my agent on WhatsApp. And, and I’m like…"

"Well, I mean, if I do terminal commands like switching folders or random stuff, of course I type. It’s faster, right? But if I talk to the agent in, in most ways, I just actually have a conversation. You just press the, the walkie-talkie button and then I just, like, use my phrases. S- sometimes when I do PRs because it’s always the same, I have, like, a slash command for a few things, but in even that, I don’t use much because it’s, it’s very rare that it’s really always the same questions. Sometimes I, I see a PR and for… You know, like for PRs I actually do look at the code because I don’t trust people. Like, there could always be something malicious in it, so I need to actually look over the code."

"You can even ask a question like, do we need a- a programming language that’s made for agents? Because all of those languages are made for humans. So how- what would that look like? Um, I think there’s a- there’s whole bunch of interesting questions that we’ll discover. And also how because everything is now world knowledge, how it in many ways, things will stagnate ’cause if you build something new and the agent has no idea that’s gonna be much harder to use than something that’s already there. Um…… of when I build Mac apps, I build them in, in Swift and SwiftUI, mm, partly because I like pain, partly because it… the, the deepest level of system integration, I can only get through there."