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I know a few who are really feeling the pressure from customers now being able to vibe code part or their product and also their cloud bill is about to explode

• contingencies 4mo ago
  SaaS was always destined for this, with or without AI. Excluding the small subset with network effects, the nominal nature of a remote execution aid in basic business process was always semi-farcical.
• red-iron-pine 3mo ago
  yeah got a buddy at a startup unicorn, moved from Canada to work down in the Valley, and he said basically the same: no moat, and AI could hack together 80% of their product... since it already is... strong argument to me made for the support, dev, and long-term angle, but if any of the FAANGs or big players decided to eat their lunch they probably could. He reckoned they could get something comprehensive and mature enough, with a real customer base, to offset the build effort and thus get acquired.
  • dilyevsky 3mo ago
    Everyone says support but great support requires culture of excellence and customer obsession and that were the first things to go when those zirp-era scaleups went on hiring sprees