Maybe things that weren't being built (available capacity to develop) is increasing, thereby lifting up the floor of things that never get built. Further, non-

Maybe things that weren't being built (available capacity to develop) is increasing, thereby lifting up the floor of things that never get built. Further, non-coders being able to become equivalent to a junior developer is a huge leap. What active developers do with AI remains to be seen. It really could 20x the average developer, but it doesn't seem like a huge chunk of developers are really using AI in a way that it's the rage on the developer level broadly. Maybe that's why Cursor going "viral" on youtube seems different when it was known to some, and not others.