[insane_dreamer]

Ok, they're not hobby projects, but as you put it, you're "resurrecting a startup" which is pretty close to working for yourself. In other words, your extra productivity is being captured by you and your bootstrapped startup, which is great. But my point was the article was talking about the vast majority of people who are working for a company who captures nearly all the value from the extra productivity, which they do not benefit from. It's a bit like training your replacement.

Also, I agree that LLMs are particularly good for quickly putting together MVPs/prototypes; one of their best use cases.