Subnostr

It's weirdly worded, but pretty sure that's what this means.

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QW

Huh? 🤣

9% to 5% is roughly a 45% reduction.

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Good question. I don’t know.

To be clear, I don't think we're anywhere near a future that AI replaces human productivity, but if it does, bitcoin has no purpose.

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Gonna make a prediction. In 2 years, 50% of developers will be replaced with chatgpt autonomous programming agents. The other 50% will be guiding them in some manner and working along side on more complex tasks.

Thoughts?

Another question: what purpose does bitcoin have in an AI dominated world?

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If you draw it out long enough it may look something like this

1. Fewer devs

2. 1 dev

3. Everyone is a dev

4. Many more apps

3. No need for many apps

4. No need for apps at all - direct brain interface - autonomously developed, improved.

5. No need for real things other than basics

6. No need for humans.

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When anyone can create, then the creation itself becomes irrelevant and automated until that too is no longer necessary. Things can move pretty quickly along these lines, I’m not sure people are drawing the line to the natural conclusion yet.

This concerns me a lot because at what point does it become pointless for humans to exist. We become mindless consumers. You think depression is bad now? Take all purpose and creativity away from an entire population.

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It can use your lightning address, right?

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<old>cypherhoodlum

Two years seems very quick. But maybe it happens and then companies realise that innovation needs people, not AI bots, and they get hired back. This time around to innovate, not to produce grunt code.

This is the correct answer. AI seems like it *might* get good at coloring between the lines. Solving complicated or unknown problems won't be aided nearly as much by AI.

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Leo Wandersleb

It's amazing how GPT can help with tough questions and that will elevate many developers but it will also be a bit of an equalizer. The entry level dev probably profits more from an AI than the veteran developing with his favorite tools.

I've been on so many projects where it seems like we go into it not even know what needs to be built. Specifications are constantly changing because customers don't even know what they want.

I saw a take that tech companies will be 6 executives, no developers, and AI will just do everything. That, to me, is a very highly regarded take.

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Yeah, but now you don't need to leave the app at all to create invoice, so that's kinda nice improvement to experience 🤠

Agreed. Does it just use your connected wallet?

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Gonna make a prediction. In 2 years, 50% of developers will be replaced with chatgpt autonomous programming agents. The other 50% will be guiding them in some manner and working along side on more complex tasks.

Thoughts?

I don't see it.

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Really? The button showed up for me in the last day or two (play store version)

Oh, I didn't see the button. You could always just put a lightning invoice and it would create the invoice panel.

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Cool, Amethyst has a new feature to create invoice directly in the app. #Nostr

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This has been here for awhile. Enjoy the sats.

Ok, some of the things that Elon does are extremely funny.

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jimmysong

Very few people understand money. Nocoiners, altcoiners, conservatives, progressives, old or young.

If you're trying to orange pill your friends or family, start there.

I love when when people say dollars are valuable because they are backed by gold and silver. First off, no, they're not. Secondly, what is it about gold and silver that makes it valuable as money? They're just shiny rocks, but yet we value them. Then you can start explaining about money, specifically hard money.

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The key words here are“used to be”

I haven't used it recently so that's why I worded it that way. What changed?

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Airbnb sucks

It used to be solid. What's wrong with it now?