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Honored to have interviewed GitHub CEO Thomas Dohmke about everything AI and programming. Full interview below: 0:00 - Intro 0:36 - First Time Seeing GPT 1:58 - Software Development Changing 4:51 - Tab Completion UX 8:48 - Should You Learn to Code Still? 15:08 - GitHub Copilot going Open... show more

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Eric Buess1 year ago

@ashtom Wow. Love these. Congrats again! You're on fire man! Going to watch this soon!

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Emir Karabeg1 year ago

@ashtom Congrats! You’ve been on a roll lately! Well deserved

Vincent Valentine (CEO of UnOpen.ai)1 year ago

@ashtom what an insightful discussion.

Emeric AI + SMS = 💰1 year ago

@ashtom sounds like an enlightening discussion. ai really transforms how we code.

BEN SYNE1 year ago

@ashtom Excited to dig into this 🙏

Eric Buess1 year ago

@ashtom Great energy. Excellent questions. You're good at this.

Prashant1 year ago

@ashtom When I first saw GPT , it was a similar reaction. But completely amazed and filled with ideas about its potential

SciTechJohn1 year ago

@ashtom Killing it man!

jerry potter1 year ago

@ashtom nice score Matt you are on fire

manish kumar1 year ago

@ashtom What an incredible opportunity @ashtom’s vision for AI x developer tools is shaping the future of coding. Would love to hear insights on: How Copilot evolves beyond autocomplete Balancing open-source ethos with AI commercialization This convo will be required reading for devs.

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