Counterpoint to Jack Dorsey's 'no moat' take: your edge is caring when others stop
tokenbender · x · 2026-10-25
Responding to Jack Dorsey's viral "there is no moat" post, tokenbender argues the claim only holds for people who coast. When everyone offloads thinking to the same models and superficially verified agent systems, there's room to be "a Hercules amongst men" — building what a Fabrice Bellard would have built in your niche. She flags real risks (models hallucinating unpredictably, shared blindspots raising late-discovery costs) but concludes the moat is starting your morning where others stopped caring.
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