Retweeted thesis: Self-updating docs are an 'infinite market' like AWS
handotdev · x · 2026-10-29
A retweet of @patrickrfos's article "Self-Updating Docs is an Infinite Market". The piece borrows Alexandr Wang's YC-interview notion of "infinite markets" — markets where demand keeps growing indefinitely, with AWS as the canonical example — to argue that self-updating documentation fits the same pattern: as software keeps evolving, demand for generating and maintaining docs never runs out. The retweet itself adds no further detail.
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