software

“We're going to have 25 person companies who can change the world. We're going to have more software, more custom software, and higher quality software for us all to use.”

“Software is just dramatically underwritten because it's so hard to write code today. So, you know, as we said in the future, like, computers will be able to be programmed by regular people. What that means is, like, we're gonna write way, way, way more softwar…”

“Even if it's true that a new form of interaction is via chat interfaces, which I'm not even sure I believe, but if, even if we take that as a prior on the no priors podcast, then I think that you still have UI and actually I think you have more UI and more sof…”

“We've never given up on a piece of software.”

“If you make it easier to build software, I think the demand for software will actually go way up.”

“The, just going on the extreme terminal value being zero for some of the software, they are overblown, ah, and, you know, ah, we'll figure this out together.”

“So if the barrier comes down, then actually you have the Jevons paradox, which is, like, you know, you actually, the demand for software actually goes up. It's cheaper and there's more”

“People that run businesses understand that people make mistakes. They never will forgive software for making a mistake.”

“There's all this stuff about there being less software engineers, and I think we just build more software. I think we just build a ton more software”

“And I think by the way, if you make some money in software, you kind of have an obligation to like put it into hard tech and help some of the bigger things that might advance society which are tend to be more capital intensive and intensive.”