It's cheaper/easier now to survive than any other time in history. The other thing that should be driving innovation/education is that knowledge is cheaper now than any other time in history. The combination of these two things should be driving innovation at an unparalleled pace. We're probably just behind the curve here and we are likely to see another massive explosion of innovation.
This has iPhone 1 feel. Killer hardware, killer idea, giant price tag, and no killer app. They were really stretching with the heart and the skyview app.
Eventually they'll get the killer app and it'll take off.
I've switched to using a Chat-GPT shortcut in lieu of Siri and it's absolutely amazing. Apple should figure out how to license GPT and run Siri through it.
Who's gonna do the rearchitecting work? Are you hiring a whole new team or do you not need to keep the lights on while you're transitioning? Depending on the complexity of your application that rearchitecting is gonna eat up a ton of your cost savings.
The problem is that 2008s slow down created a major housing shortage as we missed 2.5 years of building as we sorted out the financial crisis. We haven't been able to get caught up.
ChatGPT (gpt3.5-turbo) is terrible at calculating anything. I've seen some preliminary evidence that GPT 4.0 is better at calculation so it may be possible for it.
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