I find this thought process somewhat faulty given that the vast majority of software ends up in that spot regardless.

Hard to take this as that big a deal when Google literally launched a product along similar social themes named "Google Buzz" which lasted all of like 16 months in 2010, well before agents and llms.

Either the project will find a fit, or it won't - and code quality doesn't have all that much to do with it existing in 2 years (some - but not as much as engineers want to believe).

Usual dumbass argument I see everytime:

"Well, there was already useless apps, so why not use agents to make those useless apps".

Great times ahead lads..

Argument similar to: people still get hurt riding a skate without a helmet, why do I need it anyway?