We can use a lot more software.
We can also use better software.
Demand for software right now is virtually infinite.
Santiago says software demand is virtually infinite, citing Jevons paradox
AISummary
Santiago (@svpino) says demand for software is virtually infinite and that people can use both more and better software. Replying to him, @pinglin02 asks whether software demand stretches like Jevons' coal demand or is limited by how much code people can review and own.
Post on XView on X
SantiagoVerified on X
@svpino
@svpino Jevons held for coal because demand for heat kept stretching. Does demand for software stretch the same way, or does it run into how much code people can actually review and own?View quoted post on X
Source: Santiago · x.comPublished · added here