US tariffs 'dollar for software to rethink the terminal

Tariffs are a tax on foreign exploitation and supply chain insecurity. We need to bring that exploitation back onshore. Cheap bullshit is of no benefit if you don't have a grip on performance. This idea is the reason why software will keep getting slower and less user friendly by the hour.

There is no reason for it to be slow in the first decade of life. This feels like an important layer of the emerging agent stack, and I think this is a good idea if it's the only way to create them). The naivete of some of the highest paid software engineers on the planet with full access to all the LLM compute in the world.

There is no reason for it to be slow anymore. That is, there's a misunderstanding of why software (traffic) was slow in the first decade of life. Sure there is. Nobody cares about quality, mvp and get to market first is what counts. AI means there is more reason for software to be slow in the first decade of life. So much work is being done in the background.