I'm trying to think of the number of projects that consisted of:
The work has already been done. Recreate this to be identical but just in a different programming language.
I'm going to say never.
The work has already been done. Recreate this to be identical but just in a different programming language.
I'm going to say never.
One of the points the article makes is that copying is now essentially free. So if you spend money building something, someone else can copy it and use all the money they didn't spend marketing their version. And why license software anyway, when you can just clone it and even tweak it better towards your business cases? Will you be paying your Adobe subscription or buying the knockoff version of Photoshop?
That's not really what AI Boosters mean by "solving coding".
I would decompile the Google browser extension to extract the hash algorithm they used to sign page rank lookup requests, rewrite it in PHP and ship it to SEOs on weird forums.
They updated the hash every few months and I made enough money to pay for some summer activities as a teen.