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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. dofm · · focus · HN ↗
          No, you should be thinking about backup plans, because you should assume you’re not going to walk into another career (I am not suggesting that you are).

          - People in other industries actually have specialist knowledge (this is something IT people forget)

          - AI is coming for those jobs too

          - and so are lots of other people, not just displaced techies but from any number of other industries.

          Thinking about it in advance should include training yourself up for other sectors.

          If AI is successful, it will be a very different world of jobhunting. If it’s unsuccessful there will still be job losses for a while because of overspending, and because of the wider economic issues.

          1. dofm · · focus · HN ↗
            > because you should assume you’re not going to walk into another career (I am not suggesting that you are)

            Sorry, I switched senses in the middle of this.

            Should have written either:

            "because you should not assume you’re going to walk into another career (I am not suggesting that you are)"

            or something like

            "because you should assume you’re not going to walk into another career (I am not suggesting that you think you might)"

            Need to write my posts less hurriedly.

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