Results for “David Heinemeier Hansson”

We're going to have to tackle the problem of existence. That's going to be the main challenge. What do you do when you don't have to do anything?

The more we come to rely on this intelligence, the more important it is that there's a tiny class of people who really understand what the hell is going on.

I always was a software maker before I was a software writer. I love the writing part, but I like the making part more.

We've never had end users able to create or rewrite their operating system at this level, and be at the same level as the operating system designer.

There's no value in the code anymore. There's only value in process insights, and I'm not sure that their process insights are all that great.

I would hate to be in Adobe's shoes right now.

I think AI is making people vastly, shockingly more capable, more productive and more independent, because now there is virtually no idea that they cannot put into software.

Folks who have developed deep skills in the production of software liked the idea that they were this special clerical class, the only ones mediating access to the computer.

I have complete humility in the face of the fact that my programming skills, as they were, are no longer economically viable as independent leverage for creating things.

The frontier models, especially when you run them in collaboration with each other, are better than virtually every programmer on Earth at a broad set of programming skills.