7/7: Maybe it's time the tech world listened.

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What idea are you finally ready to pursue?

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6/7: Soon, the bottleneck won't be execution. It'll be imagination. The question isn't whether you can build it anymore. The question is whether it's worth building. Whether anyone cares. Whether it matters.

The idea people always understood this part...

5/7: Here's what changed: The cost of turning ideas into reality is collapsing.
Code writes itself. Design adapts on command. The gap between "what if" and "here it is" is shrinking, rapidly.

4/7: "For a long time, technical people in the startup industry have made fun of 'the idea guys'; people who had an idea and were looking for a team to build it. It now looks to me like they are about to have their day in the sun."

3/7: Well, they're back. And this time, they don't need a dev team to build it for them.

Sam Altman just published "The Gentle Singularity" with this line:

2/7: For decades, the tech world dismissed them. The dreamers with grand visions but no code. The ones who saw possibilities but couldn't build the backend.

"Come back when you can ship," the developers said.