I'd be happy to do a 1999 Amish life style + LED TVs that don't spy on you.
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1. my ignorance is massive so don't bet on my predictions. There's so much FUD. This is like the industrial revolution but on steroids.
2. I see the moat around software decreasing quickly. Therefore, I'm going to project that there will be fewer coders in software only companies (such as Adobe, SAS, or Intuit)
3. It will be easier to support software so I see the need for more technical entrepreneurs. Software is going to be an amenity with services, hardware, or support. The code itself isn't going to be valuable like its current form.
4. I would project there will be more programmers in the future, but not pure programmers. More like the 1970s programmers who had other professions but would create their own programs. 1. Adding TTL to my gmail to help clean up my account. I have an option to delete my kids' school emails at the end of the school year
2. Allowing my wife or I to add images to Google Drive and have those pics show up on our Frame TV
3. Showing a snapshot of my kids' Google Classroom to show up on the Frame TV
4. Chrome extension that removes the obfuscated LinkedIn links so that I can easily open those links in an incognito browser
5. I created a skill so that my AI will do research for me on a topic, save the information on markdown files and upload those to Gemini Notebook.
At work, I don't vibe code and I need to understand any proposed changes. Where I do like the vibe coding are small annoyances that I don't want to make time to learn everything APIs that I'm unlikely to use again. If they stop working tomorrow, no big deal.Viri is the latin plural for men