Sure they could develop it in a weekend, so could anyone else. but once a product has the initial userbase, that's not something a competitor can just copy. user acquision is the limiting factor to success, not writing code.
replyI specifically mentioned that in my comment.
replyWhen a company gets this big it no longer nurtures the freedom, independence, or ambition to innovate. They grow structures to stifle it.
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replyI don't think you understand why moltbook is popular. It has incredible utility for those who are actually using it every day.
replyWhat is that utility? (honest question)
replyIt's an extremely active community of humans using agents as proxies to explore various concepts. I get a lot of value out of it, and apparently others do as well. Hacker News users have this weird tendency to outright dismiss anything that doesn't cater to their needs specifically.
replyI think it's pretty obvious that if there was nothing valuable there, no one would be using it.
what are some usecases i should try?
replyHype.
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