Learning Through Play
Asking Questions
Engagement with Open Source
Understanding Code
0:03 There's some beginners listening to this programming beginners. What advice would you give to them about let's say joining the agentic AI revolution? Play um playing is the best the best way to learn. If you want to I'm sure if you if you're like a little bit a builder, you have an idea in your head that you want to build, just build that or give it a try. It doesn't need to be perfect. I built a whole bunch of stuff that I don't use. Doesn't matter. Like it's the
0:33 journey, >> you know? It's like the philosophical way that the end doesn't matter. The journey matters. >> Have fun. My god. Like those things I I don't think I ever had so much fun building things because I can focus on the hard parts now. A lot of coding. I always thought I like coding, but really I like building. >> And and whenever you don't understand something, just ask. you have an infinitely patient answering machine that can explain you anything at any
1:05 level of complexity. Sometime there's like one time I asked, "Hey, explain me that like I'm I'm 8 years old." And he started giving me a story with crayons and stuff and I'm like, "No, not like that." Like I'm okay [laughter] up up the age a little bit, you know? I'm like I'm not an actual child. It's just I just needed simple language for like a a tricky database concept that I didn't gro in the first first time. But you know just you can just ask things like you there's like it used to be that I
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