I wonder if interacting with AI all day, whether you work with it or just talk to it, has a negative impact on your perception of reality...

>"Stuff like this makes me feel like I'm living in a different reality than the author"

A quick look at gastown makes me think we all are.

Steve is quite clear in his posts on Gas Town how seriously he expects you to take it, how much he thinks it represents the real world we live in.

This post is trying to talk to the real world.

I see a ton of truth & reality in this post. This post does what I love from Yegge, it points to calibrate by. I think it incredibly insightfully ascertains a very real shift in sellable software value that is underway, now that far more people suddenly can talk to computers.

Ya, the post is almost laser focused on "SaaS" as a concept. Which is fine, but there are MANY other types of software that will see different effects.

His article introducing it [1] was very interesting...

[1] https://steve-yegge.medium.com/welcome-to-gas-town-4f25ee16d...