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The problem with a "software factory" as a dev is that it leads to infinite dev work. Build project A and struggle to get users, start project B.

The author is saying, build project A and stick with it. This isn't new to the "AI era" but it's more pertinent.

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Thanks for clarifying. I can stand behind that, it’s a solid argument.

I even think that most ideas no matter how dumb they sound in the present could become profitable businesses in the future. Survival is key here. Basically outlast your naysayers until an opportunity appears and then grab it with both hands. You’ll automatically have the first mover advantage.

The most famous example I can think of is Nvidia!

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