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  1. bananaflag · · focus · HN ↗
    This is probably going to be hugely successful with the majority of the population.
    1. copperx · · focus · HN ↗
      It's a matter of weeks/months before they'll host a complete webapp, not just a site. The Saaspocalypse will be complete.
      1. jr3592 · · focus · HN ↗
        Honest question for devs out there... is anyone worried? I don't see enough frank conversation happening around this subject. Timelines. How long until salaries fall? Is it too early to stalk thinking about back up plans? Am I crazy?
        1. codingdave · · focus · HN ↗
          Slapping up a slop website is no threat to professional tech folk.

          When they have full DevOps, with multiple environments for testing, compliance with security best practices, can do database updates and data migrations, move the app smoothly between different platforms, streamline costs, and scale to at least hundreds of thousands (if not millions) of users without crashing and burning... then go ahead and worry. We aren't anywhere near that.

          On the other hand, if you are purely a coder, and cannot run a project that does all of the above... maybe start your worrying earlier.

          1. win311fwg · · focus · HN ↗
            > We aren't anywhere near that.

            We aren't, but the AI Labs no doubt are. They just can't release it right now because their bread and butter is still developers burning tokens, so there is still a business problem to solve.

            1. rl3 · · focus · HN ↗
              I give it a 50/50 that they're drowning under the weight of their own slop half the time.

              That said, getting a frontier model self-improvement harness to work correctly end-to-end isn't trivial.

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