The AI Bubble Is About to Pop
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The AI Bubble Is About to Pop
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#2Says the guy who literally used AI to generate this entire website.
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#3Says the guy who literally used AI to generate this entire website.
I sure did. Next.js is a great stack, with lots of examples. I use Claude Code in the CLI. I do use it for work as well. But being in the industry for 20 years does help when pairing with an agent. Before, with the kids and everything, I could never find the time for a site like this. I never said AI is bad; it's just not economically sustainable. Those are two different things.
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#4Says the guy who literally used AI to generate this entire website.
I sure did. Next.js is a great stack, with lots of examples. I use Claude Code in the CLI. I do use it for work as well. But being in the industry for 20 years does help when pairing with an agent. Before, with the kids and everything, I could never find the time for a site like this. I never said AI is bad; it's just not economically sustainable. Those are two different things.
You used AI to generate the site, and AI to write the article (I can see the em dashes), and now you say it isn't economically sustainable without an ounce of tokenomics analysis and projections.
Short the stock market if you think it's going to pop.
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#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
I sure did. Next.js is a great stack, with lots of examples. I use Claude Code in the CLI. I do use it for work as well. But being in the industry for 20 years does help when pairing with an agent. Before, with the kids and everything, I could never find the time for a site like this. I never said AI is bad; it's just not economically sustainable. Those are two different things.
You used AI to generate the site, and AI to write the article (I can see the em dashes), and now you say it isn't economically sustainable without an ounce of tokenomics analysis and projections. Short the stock market if you think it's going to pop.
The amount of debt is staggering.
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#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
You used AI to generate the site, and AI to write the article (I can see the em dashes), and now you say it isn't economically sustainable without an ounce of tokenomics analysis and projections. Short the stock market if you think it's going to pop.
The amount of debt is staggering.
You have AI. Ask it to do some analysis on it. Let’s use some intelligence here.
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#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
I sure did. Next.js is a great stack, with lots of examples. I use Claude Code in the CLI. I do use it for work as well. But being in the industry for 20 years does help when pairing with an agent. Before, with the kids and everything, I could never find the time for a site like this. I never said AI is bad; it's just not economically sustainable. Those are two different things.
You used AI to generate the site, and AI to write the article (I can see the em dashes), and now you say it isn't economically sustainable without an ounce of tokenomics analysis and projections. Short the stock market if you think it's going to pop.
The em dashes are fair. I use Claude to edit and tighten my writing. I also used a calculator to do my taxes, but that doesn't mean I don't understand my finances.
On the tokenomics, $14 billion projected losses in 2026 alone, $1.4 trillion in compute commitments against $20 billion in revenue.
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#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
The amount of debt is staggering.
You have AI. Ask it to do some analysis on it. Let’s use some intelligence here.
You don't even need AI here theres a whole wiki https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AI_bubble
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#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
You used AI to generate the site, and AI to write the article (I can see the em dashes), and now you say it isn't economically sustainable without an ounce of tokenomics analysis and projections. Short the stock market if you think it's going to pop.
The em dashes are fair. I use Claude to edit and tighten my writing. I also used a calculator to do my taxes, but that doesn't mean I don't understand my finances. On the tokenomics, $14 billion projected losses in 2026 alone, $1.4 trillion in compute commitments against $20 billion in revenue.
Cost of developing your website? Cost without AI?