“Now, when you're doing a lot of agentic work, you are being held back by the build speed a lot. You're being held back by simulator speed a lot, and the simulators have gotten so slow. I have been waiting on my laptop so much these last few months as I've done more agentic coding, which is the opposite of what I would expect, but that's how it is. Because in the background, Claude's like cranking away, like testing out different things, building test suites, running test suites.”

And the other thing that's changed massively in the last six months is I'm doing a huge amount more agentic software development. And what that, so what I've had is desktop laptop and laptop laptop. Desktop laptop is the M3 Max, all decked out. I've used it as a desktop. It stays at my house most of the time. If I go to the beach for the summer, I'll bring it. But for the most part, I'm traveling with the smaller one when I'm just going somewhere for a day or a weekend or something. I'm bringing a smaller one. And I've liked having two different computers in a lot of ways. Casey Liss, you know, like I'd run the beta on the small one, but not the big one and stuff like that. Like I would, I would treat them differently. But one thing that's getting increasingly high of a pain in the butt is trying to coordinate clawed code between the two and trying to coordinate any kind of AI project and options. Operation between the two because these things just don't share well. And also, because like when I when I first got the travel one, the M4, the base model M4 14-inch, I wasn't writing that much code like on the train and on the ferry. But when I would, I'm like, well, there's only so fast I can type, and I'm not going to be held back that much by the build speed of…