Sam Korus The factory is the product

Open source ecosystems are self-correcting.

PWAs are where the rebels go to play.

It no longer feels like just humans browsing the web. Looking increasingly likely that for every 1 human there will be 100 agents scraping, transacting and creating content. Human online personalities will be a rarity.

Until browser tab switching becomes incredible, everyone will prefer to use siloed apps.

Maybe the open, decentralised and programmable OS we've all been craving has been staring us square in the eyes this whole time. The browser is the operating system but tabs prevent us from realising this.

Here’s a reframe. AI doesn’t take your job. AI allows you to do any job. So a coder can now make films. And a filmmaker can now write code. It allows a non-specialist to get started. But a specialist will be needed for polish.

Doomers: now that AI can write code all the software engineers will be out of work. Reality: more software is being written than ever before, everyone is becoming a ‘software engineer’. There are more people writing software than there ever has been.