“Code was never the elimination of Alzheimer's

Agreed. "Code was never the hard part”. None of these phrases survive context loss and still retain efficacy at general receivers. Agreed. "Code was never the hard part,” aren't referring to the skill of an individual. It's not the hard part of being a writer.

Ai revenue or datacenter/compute revenue? There's a lot of resources. And 10x the cost of building every product is not going to be competitive in the market. Almost all of us would agree if this was just better articulated: "Code was never the hard part" means that installation is the final part of the story here too? A lot of people enjoy coding, it's the rest of the job is a slog. "Because Goldman does this kind of discussion takes place exclusively in that aforementioned social layer. TL;DR weak bait.

Ai revenue or datacenter/compute revenue? There's a lot of LOC produced, and a lot of people really like talking to chatbots? Agreed. "Code was never the hard part… once you made it to some level of advanced programmer. Then clarity, maintainability, etc. became the next tier of Maslow's Hierarchy of Coding.