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Markets2026-06-08 · source-backed
A June 7 follow-up (78 points, 125 comments) argues LLMs commoditize software the way they gutted copywriting, supply rising faster than demand. The author rejects OOP comparisons and predicts finance, law, biology, and marketing follow as field-specific harnesses mature. The core claim is uncomfortable: even "AI-native engineers" eventually face commoditization if improvement continues. I don't fully buy it, taste and judgment have held value through every prior tooling shift. But I can't dismiss it either, and the honest answer is I don't know which way this breaks.
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Shared entity: LLMs / Shared topic / What happened next / Tension
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, author, llms); picks up the LLMs thread on 2026-08-07.
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, comment); picks up the LLMs thread on 2026-08-12.
Shared entity: LLMs / Shared topic / What happened next
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (answer, author, llms); picks up the LLMs thread on 2026-08-16.
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, answer, llms); picks up the LLMs thread on 2026-07-25.
Shared entity: LLMs / Shared topic / Earlier coverage / Tension
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, llms); earlier LLMs coverage from 2026-03-18.
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, argu); earlier LLMs coverage from 2026-03-10.
Shared entity: LLMs / Shared topic / What happened next
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, answer); picks up the LLMs thread on 2026-08-18.
Both cover LLMs; overlapping topics (against, claim); picks up the LLMs thread on 2026-08-10.