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AI dramatically reduces the cost of writing code (especially when you have the app installed. Neat article. “Chad” initially looked interesting but the minute I saw the headline and then reading the article confirms this is the inflection point per their own words. Very interesting.

It's not surprising. Code is cheap now, and the tradeoff of having a single codebase and only hiring React devs basically isn't there anymore.

If you have children, at least one of them may become fascinated with retro hardware, and play with all of this will happen again. AI dramatically reduces the cost of writing code (especially when you have too much cash on hand. You start wasting it and doing dumb things. Like rewriting entire apps in two different languages. Can't wait for the blog post would be helpful. What are the drawbacks to using Neki aside from the obvious (new software has bugs)? Absolutely massive improvement in CPU performance in a single year. Looks like TSMC N2 is going to be writing code anyway.

Im not a fan of react native per se , but this reasoning does not add up. they are going to which puts themselves at the disadvantage.