<ul><li>The cost of code going to zero will disrupt software development similar to how journalism was impacted by the Internet in the 2000s.</li><li>Software production has historically been expensive due to costly software engineers, making it an artisanal act.</li><li>Large Language Models (LLMs) are changing the landscape by enabling non-technical individuals to write code, potentially reducing the clearing price of software.</li><li>The end of the Minimum Viable Product (MVP) might be near, as people will only pay for software they can't build themselves, leading to potential deflation in the software industry.</li></ul>

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