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“Software engineer jobs will be replaced by builders and product managers”
...software engineer is gonna start to go away, and it's just gonna be replaced by builder, or maybe it's just everyone's gonna be a product manager and everyone codes or something like this. Who says hi
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...buy software? Like, why does someone buy some random SaaS tool? Is it because it's so hard to build it? No. Like, most SaaS tools are like crud. Like, they're just these basic kind of readwrite databases. They're all the same. So why do people buy th
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...software? Like, why does someone buy some random SaaS tool? Is it because it's so hard to build it? No. Like, most SaaS tools are like crud. Like, they're just these basic kind of readwrite databases. They're all the same. So why do people buy them?
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barely know my way around, you know, know a little HTML? Like, I am not a developer, but are you seeing people like me jump in and be like, hey. I'm gonna do this application. Yeah. There's many different profiles for the AI tools. So the likes of th
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...and builders are making about, like, the rest of the world. Right? I because there's this there's this implied belief that, like, everyone will want to make their own software. And I think it's, like, problem Software is eating the world. Is that wha
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...were builders, and they traditionally couldn't even get that far. Now they are more ambitious. They wanna build entire applications. They wanna make money. And so what these platforms are doing is they're getting a fully integrated experience. For ex
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...software companies, the reason is because they had many features. The kitchen sink of features worked for a lot of companies, but each individual company only wanted 10% of the features. But the problem is each individual company was not capable of m
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...the the builders themselves are actually changing pretty fundamentally too. Right? Every single advent like, change of technology has invented, like, a a changing set of roles, like mainframes to PCs, like the whole garage engineers. And then when we
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...of build software and what are called, like, code spaces and things in a remote machine. I just think it's that a lot of developers like building locally for what you said. Like, if you're doing things that are more than just full stack applications,
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...software development. That is a financial professional who's trying to get their job done and has a new set of tools to go get it done. Marketers making websites, you might argue, is kinda the same thing. There's lots of these examples where it's lik
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...softwares. We build APIs, so internal teams build their version. That's right. Yeah. And then now we we just have turtles all the way down. Like, we build the base layer, the internal team builds next layer, and then developers are like, still doesn'
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