> I'd be shocked if this happens in the next 100 years. 100 years ago it was 1915. How much has technologically progressed since then? Do you have a sense we

> I'd be shocked if this happens in the next 100 years. 100 years ago it was 1915. How much has technologically progressed since then? Do you have a sense we have leveled-off (besides single-core frequencies)? Is technology like air travel where we will reach max capability soon after creation and just have to give up improving? Of course not. We're still in exponential growth phases of technology. Don't discount how quickly everything can change out from under us. > can program without human input. Much of programming is just trying all possible endpoints then seeing what works. How much of programming today is just asking Google, finding examples, then tweaking them? Most programmer jobs these days could be completely automated away given current technology if someone built it.