Shreya Rajpal: belief

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…Yeah, cool. Any other favorites, you know, not, doesn't have to be guardrails related, any favorite conversations, favorite demos, favorite, I oh, the GPTs and the assistants. I think you want to make one for yourself. Yeah, I do want to make one for myself. It doesn't add like, yeah, it's not very Godreels related. I do want to kind of play around with like how well it works with like some of the things we track. But yeah, it was just so fascinating to see the marketplace. I am very, very curious to see, you know, what the marketplace looks like. Like, is it? Are people going to have, like, really, really vertically specialized things on the marketplace? Like, if you have a generic, you know, sales assistant or something, right? Like, how much, or SQL generator, how much how popular does that become? Versus, like, sales assistant for X vertical at Y stage of the sales process. Oh my god. Do you know what I mean? Like, it's, it's so easy to do this now. Yeah. That, like, where, at what level of specialization do you need to be to kind of start seeing the results? And that is one thing I'm very excited to see, like, how that, how that pans out. It scares me a little bit because it's basically, they said the future of programming is natural language, or something like that. Yeah. And that's great, but, like, it really is a new platform, a new operating system, almost, that they're that they're creating. And I don't know how to position myself. Not that I have to, because my world is very developer oriented. But this is a whole no code world that you and I…

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