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Anthropic Cast

06/11/25

@ Anthropic

Michael, our CEO, believes in representing the code base in a different way, possibly as pseudo code, which could significantly shorten verification time if it maps cleanly to actual changes in the software.

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How Cursor is building the future of AI coding with Claude

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How Cursor is building the future of AI coding with Claude

06/11/25

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Varun Mohan

05/02/25

@ Y Combinator

We believe that the software will get easier to build over time, and we invested in capabilities to deeply understand the codebase and the intent of developers.

Y Combinator Cast

03/06/25

@ Y Combinator

One founder mentioned that they no longer feel attached to their code, allowing them to make decisions about scrapping or refactoring with less bias, as they can code three times faster.

Varun Mohan

04/20/25

@ Lenny's Podcast

We've invested heavily in understanding large codebases, which is crucial for making significant changes quickly.

Anthropic Cast

06/11/25

@ Anthropic

The ease of verification in vibe coding comes from the ability to interact directly with the software, making it challenging to apply this approach to large production codebases.

Michael Truell

06/11/25

@ Y Combinator

We're seeing early signs of change in coding, especially in smaller codebases where teams are starting to use AI to code at a higher level of abstraction.

Y Combinator Cast

12/08/23

@ Y Combinator

Highlighting what each line of code does in plain English helps quickly understand a foreign codebase.

Boris Cherny

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

Claude Code is developed using itself, demonstrating a strong belief in dogfooding, which ensures the product is refined through real usage by the team.

Anthropic Cast

06/04/25

@ Anthropic

The shift in software engineering is towards orchestrating agents that write code, focusing more on reviewing code rather than handwriting it.

Shou Chew

04/22/23

@ TED

We allow third-party reviewers to access our source code, providing unprecedented transparency to ensure that hypothetical scenarios of government interference cannot happen on our platform.