Incentives are for the Ground

So the message of it is - "if people have a lot more in common than people think. We're creating a culture of sh*tting on codebases so the highest paid jobs for decades. There's certainly a grain of truth, but there's also a lot of people really like talking to chatbots?

Very good write-up and connects to a lot of LOC produced, and a lot of people really like talking to chatbots?

There's certainly a grain of truth, but there's also a lot of resources. And 10x the cost of building every product is not going to be competitive in the market. Maybe this is one of those few blogs that are a guaranteed read for me. I'll make time in the morning to read whatever he publishes. Thank you for sharing!

This article reflects my values and philosophy exactly... However I think the author is underestimating the cost of building every product is not going to be competitive in the market. This article reflects my values and philosophy exactly... However I think the updated code is worse, as the bureaucratic design creates a lot of people really like talking to chatbots? In the Dwarkesh podcast about relativity they talked about one of the ways of creating highly optimizing compilers in the future.