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About the hot stick, yes, you don't need to learn the underlying technology anymore. You just need a problem solving mindset. So you know how you said with JavaScript you had to learn JavaScript first, so you went to actually went wrong? Yes. For now, you don't need to do that. That's my hot take. What do you think? So for me, I've had this conversation where people say is this still important to learn coding and just feel even if you have the problem solving mind, I don't have the agent 100% because I think it's still gonna make some errors and I need to be able to spot it out. It makes troubleshooting faster for me in my own world and the way I've used it, they are probably tools that write 100% correct JavaScript, but the JavaScript will also write for model driven apps are quite unique. It's the same but reference to. ID reference to speaking to columns in reference to speaking to Edin fields are not showing even though I explained before the agent. I also want a level of control so it's just the fundamentals and some people be like you don't need it. The reason why I even picked it up was I was using the agent to write the JavaScript at some point but it wasn't working and so I needed to know why was my code not working well. And then if you go there are so many articles where people will drop. Did I ask you to school? And they are able to explain it and then I compare it with what I have and I'm like, this agent wasn't the best at this point. So I'm able to pick up and say, oh, this is the next thing to do in the next 1. So I have it on my mind when there's a problem. Now I know this could be a possible issue and also I can train my agents better. I can go back and tell my agents well. In the code you sent, there's an issue there. I think you should put that in memory so it's able to put it in a memory of my agent and he does better. What is your take? Do you think you should not let coordinator? So people are just like, they're not going to let Cody. Well, I am just like, I really think we should know the basic. What do you think? Yeah, I just wanted to construct. This is a big topic because supporting the description. What do you think? Are you in this section where like I'm not going to learn it at all or section where like I'm going to learn it? You guys should let us know in the charts. My touchy pity they did this summary at the end of last year. One of my top prompts to Chachi was you are wrong. Wow I could actually say that and I didn't even know that. I was constantly chat challenging it with stuff. That I could only say that because I knew the right thing. So there's a point where you know, was right and yeah, I don't want to let the AI agent tell you something because you're actually writing. So it's very beneficial to load the underlying technology. It also reminds me of somebody who posted on Twitter that programming is said that now I just built a whole website within 24 hours and it puts the link to the website on the Twitter post. Power. Crashed it. I thought I was. They hacked the website. They have not is Bill and everything. And they came back crying. That would know what have I done? I've been doing it for a while. Like we cannot just like throw them out on the way. Yeah, the agents are going to get to that point, but we also need people to utilize it. And also it's good for us to even have a basic understanding of what we are saying and what we are doing. I think it gives a level of confidence also. It does 100%.