Skeptics push back on 'citizens building personal software with AI'
max_paperclips · x · 2026-10-13
Graphtheory mocks the idea that average citizens will soon build their own personal software with AI tools, comparing such people to someone who watches you lock the bathroom door then rattles the handle 15 seconds later as if you no-clip'd out — implying most lack basic technical intuition to build software.
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