Dev: With Enough Compute, One Person Could Produce Centuries' Worth of Software
cephaloform · x · 2026-10-03
X user somewheresy posted: "they don't know it's possible to produce centuries worth of software with enough compute as a single person yet." The take, reposted by cephalofoorm, echoes the one-person-company + coding agents trend: parallel agent coding could scale individual software output by orders of magnitude.
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