*Extremely unpopular in DC, fwiw

Also a 31% approval rating, unpopular with a large majority of people in the US, fwiw

31% on the economy specifically. Unbelievably (to me), a full 41% of the country still believes he’s doing a good job in general.

It seems pretty clear the moat is built at the application layer, how enjoyable/easy the actual application is to use, but these applications seem to be getting worse over time even as the models get better. Is it really that hard to do both? Isn’t the point of agentic coding to do more better (not just more)?

You know can bubbles grow, right?

Which means a bigger burst.

Always the case

inb4 people start putting a standardized “not AI generated” symbol in website headers

Would you say the same thing about women’s fear of being ogled in an enclosed space while naked?

Ogling for women carries with it the implied risk of rape due to natural differences in physical strength, and women experience rape at a much greater rate than men, so that threat would have higher salience than any equivalent gender-based insecurity.

At a greater reported rate than men, and even if true it doesn’t take away from the fact that men are still very much victims of rape.

So, no, they’re not just worried about it because of “insecurity of their masculinity”.

Ok, so the facts are wrong because you say they are. Got it.

The iOS app has also gotten pretty buggy. Not a great sign for the future of software, in terms of stability.

RippleJS is doing the same sort of thing, but better IMO

Ah yes, the free market

I wonder if there’s a point at which AWS decides it would be more financially responsible to make lower margins in order to keep more customers.

Sure. But that point is probably not when they have 40% of the public cloud market.