Why stop at Slack, we need better software for tons of things. Even a better OS is something which we would do if we had the AI productivity gains that people pretend we do.

Just let the agents spin. But it's not that easy, is it.

Someone that will tackle this will be competing against B dollar companies and extravagant level of features and integration. It's not as simple as a chatroom with people in it.

I really do think that paying for convenience is a good business model. No one is forcing anyone to use it.

Legal working age needs to be reduced to 2, so they have the necessary 20 years of experience after college to get an entry level job.

Idiocracy pretty much

I still can't wrap my head at all as to why a chatting app needs my phone number. It's totally ridiculous.

Discord murders reddit. It has groups and I can meet other devs there and many times people are more than willing to jump to direct call to explain something. Reddit is just a forum.

This is so naive, you watch chess masters not because of the quality of the end result of the chess game but because it illustrates human ability, it's entertainment.

SWE the quality is measured in the end result, there's no beauty in handcrafted barely working code. So if machines come to the stage where they program better than 90% of human developers then yes the craft is done for. The profession is dead.

You can talk to LLM to give it specs for what you want built but that's basically a totally different profession that a high-schooler would do and salaries will soon follow suit.

yup, you can do whatever you want if you don't need the $$$

Tons and tons of ghost jobs, well over 90%.

Tech is dead. Has been since 2020.