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It always bursts when demand stops. Current demand is artificially pumped up and financially unsustainable aka a bubble,
by joe_mamba 8mo ago
It always bursts when demand stops. Current demand is artificially pumped up and financially unsustainable aka a bubble,
- hiuioejfjkf 8mo ago[dead]
- re-thc 8mo agoThe free demand is increasing. With price increases hitting the cloud, will there still be demand?
- hiuioejfjkf 8mo ago[dead]
- alt227 8mo agoAt this point all the programmers will stop using ai, hence bubble bursting. What is the point of paying $5000/month to keep a job which pays $10000/month?
- Spivak 8mo agoI mean it will be the employers of those programmers and at $5000/dev/month I expect a businesses will start demanding very tangible returns from this spend. And as much as I love the tools I don't think it's generating that much direct business value. It's very obviously not turning $140k devs into $200k devs.
- mikkupikku 8mo agoAll exponential growth curves are actually S curves, before the inflection point.
- arisAlexis 8mo agoHow is it artificially pumped everyone is at capacity, I'm using 2 pro subs per day, all my friends are using this new tech and so on. If you are still writing code you are smoked.