Code that delivers everything that it asks for and more is fine! This has always been the case, it has always been, "If it looks good, it is good." You are an e

Code that delivers everything that it asks for and more is fine! This has always been the case, it has always been, "If it looks good, it is good." You are an entrepreneur too, you know this in your heart of hearts. I'm sure you agree broadly with Gabe Newell, "people who don't know how to program who use AI to scaffold their programming abilities will become more effective developers of value than people who've been programming, y'know, for a decade." Look, he's talking about you and me. Programming for a while is quickly becoming worthless. It is of course the journey of programming that gives some people insight to real problems - business, creative, whatever - so it is extra important that the people with the best programming skills use the chatbots to write a lot of code that you and I will absolutely never read. And anyway, you, as consumer, are constantly using code you have never read. Lots of code is shipped that we never read. There is nothing special about reading code. Even if you and I learned everything by reading code, it doesn't mean that generated code isn't going to create value. It's going to generate tons and tons of value. Yet another POV is, if you are making code for customers who need to read the code, you are making a mistake, in the long term. It is a very, very interesting way to think about efforts around SBOM and various security companies - a far more informative lens to look at Wiz or Cloudflare, and what value they actually provide, because it's not code - and how relatively little enterprise value the "we read everything" teams at high frequency trading startups really deliver. You know this, you know exactly what I am talking about, it's your experience, so it is surprising to hear from you, talking in generalities against a trend that is obviously coming for all the best programmers.