Brenner
@brenner.eth
As the cost of producing code goes down (via gpt), I can only imagine that *more* of it will be open source. Working code that does the job to be done is a Need-to-have. Open source is generally a nice-to-have. But when costs go down, you get more of the nice-to-haves.
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Kenny MacKenzie
@shore
The ratio of open to closed source may not matter as much as the ratio of code written in the future vs the past.
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