Hard to know. It may be that reducing the friction to get to 80% increases demand for the autists that know the system through and through to productionalize t

Hard to know. It may be that reducing the friction to get to 80% increases demand for the autists that know the system through and through to productionalize the MVP, as there are now 100x as many superjuniors producing glitchy code that works most of the time. BTW when GPT4 came out I started a study group with a few friends who never wrote code before. Understanding how to step through python and understand what was happening within the code wasn't the hard part, the basics of the tooling and debugging how python was borked on that particular person's laptop was the hard part. Maybe GPT5 will be able to debug and run shell commands to fix that sort of mundane garbage that engineers deal with as a matter of course, but IMO it will take a whole new environment, possibly along the lines of what Replit is building as far as taking care of all the tooling for you and presenting you with a code window with a Play button.