I was more excited by the concept of Software 2.0 when it meant differentiable programming -- i.e. ordinary programs with logic etc, but everything is different

I was more excited by the concept of Software 2.0 when it meant differentiable programming -- i.e. ordinary programs with logic etc, but everything is differentiable, optimizable and can gradually be replaced by opaque NN-based components. That would be largely compatible with current mainstream software development and allow gradual transition to highly-efficient domain-specific architectures. Instead we got this LLM-based "paradigm-quake".