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twitch.tv/chefdorry day 8 30$ mrr

Day 7 I have be gone because I completed diamondmanpent.com 28ish hours of working out but we are back twitch.tv/chefdorry

twitch.tv/chefdorry Day 2 of the 24/7 stream 30$ mrr ironman jackson ville (in jeans) 37 days out

twitch.tv/chefdorry Day 1 of the 24/7 stream 30$ mrr

@amphichrome_ fr

quarter life crisis mode activated

WE ARE LIVE STREAMING 24/7 building an app it will be me on the bike and me coding Day 0 twitch.tv/chefdorry

Remember when we were all like “yeah let's no let AI have internet access” lmao

Y'all understand that if software is "automated" in the fullest sense, then all work will follow after, right?

If coding with AI is so fast now, then why not build everything in Typescript?

If coding with AI is so fast now, then why not build everything in Rust?

what the software doomers don’t realize is that even if these companies start building their own version of open source projects or some SaaS, they are just increasing the amount of software that needs to be maintained. If you are turning a OSS project to your own software, you are turning work that n people are maintaining for n^4 people to 1 person maintaining for n-n^2. Now multiply this by 3-5 ported applications and now you have a completely different engineering management problem. using AI for green-fielding is amazing, maintaining that software at scale is a different story

I always think about how impossible it was to imagine the software landscape as it was even just 4 years ago during the pre-google era. Putting videos and live streaming content use to be a “weird” concept, now it’s the norm. Imagine trying to build twitch in assembly. I think it is entirely possible that something similar might happen. We may be heading into a world where software becomes unbelievably even more sophisticated and vast than it is today.

A pretty realistic take. Whether you find it grim depends if you are building a startup to take on an incubent or are an incubent wanting to avoid just this x.com/mark_attar/sta…

Interesting thought experiment: Let's run with the assumption that AI makes creating software ridiculously fast + cheap, and quality doesn't suffer (I know, I know, but let's assume) What would this mean for software businesses? Would eg they all expand scope w new products?

i had been using my app to track the cut, getting race ready for may!

we are so back, part 15

@MaxLobovsky I 100% agree with you

@dorryspears x.com/i/status/20172…

inverse cramer is pretty reliable

You fall into either two buckets

dead internet theory is no longer a theory

beware of what you consume on the internet going forward arxiv.org/pdf/2409.01754…

you fall into two of these buckets