Where I work, we're now building things that were completely out of reach before. The 90% job loss prediction would only hold true if we were near the ceiling of what software can do, but we're probably very, very far from it.

A website that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars in 2000 could be replaced by a wordpress blog built in an afternoon by a teenager in 2015. Did that kill web development? No, it just expanded what was worth building

so we are going back to physical labor then

that's true, guilds moved to discord because it was easier to use than teamspeak

Good news: I optimized your infrastructure costs to zero. Bad news: I did it by deleting everything. You're welcome.

And now actions are down... great. https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/lcw3tg2f6zsd