[numpy-thagoras]

"...one where founders don't have to be particularly talented to hit the jackpot."

That's where we're at right now anyways.

"If tech companies are this stupid, it ought to be very easy to disrupt and usurp them by simply shipping--"

And that's how we got here.

The code rot issue will blow up a lot more over the next few years, that we can finally complete the sentence and start "shipping competing code that works".

I worry that mopping up this catastrophe is going to be a task that people will again blindly set AI upon without the deep knowledge of what exactly to do, rather than "to do in general, over there, behind that hill".