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infinite software appears in 65 chunks across 32 episodes, from 2024-12-16 to 2026-02-23.
Its densest episode is Bits and Bobs 9/29/25 (2025-09-29), with 5 observations on this topic.
Semantically it travels with vibe coding, infinite content, and llms, while by chunk count it sits between network effect and feedback loop; its yearly rank moved from #167 in 2024 to #16 in 2026.
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Range2024-12-16 to 2026-02-23Mean2.0 per episodePeak5 on 2025-09-29
Observations
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...cognitive labor.
This will change even more than the Industrial Revolution did.
Infinite software is downstream of cognitive labor being abundant.
But it's just the most obvious, immediate outcome.
There will be tons of others.
Hold on to your but...
One implication of infinite software: Components will kill pages.
Previously the ideal equilibrium chonkiness of software was the app.
But with software being orders of magnitude cheaper...
Personal software is only viable in a world of infinite software.
When software is expensive to produce, you need a minimum sized market to make it economically viable.
When software is basically free, it can be pr...
Infinite software can be JIT software.
If software can be created cheaply, you don't have to add features you might need.
When the need arises, you can simply tweak it...
...ow to use AI to create today's software, but faster.
That's just faster horses!
Infinite software will enable new types of software that weren't viable before.
What will the software equivalent of the car be?
It won't look anything at all like a h...
...ernal contributors actually valuable at all?"
Another surprising implication of infinite software.
A stranger's slop is not valuable at all by default, when we can make our own slop cheaply.
... have bespoke software creation and industrial software outcomes.
With LLMs and infinite software, we'll have industrial software creation and bespoke software outcomes.
Infinite software is not vibe coding.
Vibecoding is one ingredient into infinite software.
It's now commodity.
It's not even the most important ingredient, because now...
...ould have a huge impact on society.
Disaggregating apps, melting them away into infinite software.
AI should unlock the potential of software.
Today the only software that exists is software that has a business model in the app distribution paradi...
In a world of infinite software, "creator" feels like the right word for people who create code.
Developer implies a level of technical expertise and motivation that's not required ...
...he PM job is about making software that can be sold to users.
But in a world of infinite software, everyone can have software perfectly fit to them.
The idea that PMs will create one-size-fits-none software is downstream of software being expensiv...
...ling the exponential blow up of all edge cases for all users.
But in a world of infinite software, every bit of software could be perfectly tailored to its use.