I really enjoyed the interview; it was packed with insightful content. I found it very engaging as it focused well on "what developers should do in the AI era." To be honest, there are times when I feel a sense of dread, wondering if I should even continue studying development because of AI. However, the perspective that "verification and responsibility ultimately belong to humans" served as a great answer for me. I have one remaining question I'd like to ask. What is the position of the IDE in the AI era? These days, environments designed for agents rather than humans, like ADEs (Agent Development Environments) such as Orca, are emerging. Personally, I still believe that looking directly through an IDE (such as stepping through the flow with a debugger) is crucial for a human to understand the code. In a trend where tools are increasingly becoming agent-centric, I'm curious to know your thoughts on what will happen to the "IDE as a tool for human understanding."

Thanks to this course, I believe I was able to grow one step further in query tuning, which I previously thought was difficult. Even though I selected English as the language, I was able to complete the course relatively quickly thanks to the Korean subtitles. Thank you for providing such a great course in a convenient way.

This is a recommended course if you want to properly learn about advanced queries. You can easily learn advanced query usage techniques that you can't learn anywhere else through examples. It was great that you provided structural analysis of execution plans, and it was even better to understand by changing your thinking to a programming language approach.

The explanation is really easy to understand, which is great! Especially the part where you explained the concepts with Java code - it really helped me understand well!

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