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…You're positioning it for non-developers like that. That's legit. Yeah. And even getting, even if focusing on a language or an ecosystem as well, because again, the problem is that these things can just break in a million ways. And so part of the, a lot of the work in making the experience better, like how do you get, like how make it, someone get an idea into the fingertips and live on prod, right? There's so much stuff in between there. And a lot of it is just errors that happen and how do you handle those? And a lot of that comes down to having a giant database of common errors that you can maybe even fine tune stuff on at some point, right? So doing that on, on one ecosystem, you can move a lot faster than if you're trying to support a lot of different languages. However, it's a, to the point of, if you're kind of targeting developers, they may not need that level of kind of streamline, you know, thing. I think that's kind of where I see the main divergence is that we are unabashedly focused on this ecosystem of, for building web apps. Got it. Yeah. You support it forever. Yeah. And so I'm very curious to see how, just how it all shakes out. Cause it's, I think what they're doing is actually, I mean, I'm very curious to see what Microsoft does because if anyone is good at giving out VMs, tying it to a coder and putting AI in it, it's Sia. He's got a cloud. He's got VS code. They've got code spaces. They've they're in open AI. Now they've got Anthropic and Copilot. I mean, I must imagine, I must imagine that they're cooking stuff over there, you know? We'll make sure to ask him. We have many friends from Microsoft listening to the…

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