Comment Comment by ergocoder Probably never. There are a couple reasons:1. We pay for saas, so we don't have to manage it. If you vibe-code or use these AI things, then you are managing it yourself.2. Most Saas is like $20-$100/month/person for most Saas. For a software engineer, that maybe <1h of pay.3. Most Saas require some sort of human in the loop to check for quality (at least sampling). No users would want to do that.Number 2 is the biggest reason. It's $20 a month.... I'm not gonna replace that with anything.Writing this message already costs more than $20 of my time.I predict that the market will get bigger because people are more prone to automate the long-tail/last-mile stuff since they are able to parent ergocoder 6 months ago
1. We pay for saas, so we don't have to manage it. If you vibe-code or use these AI things, then you are managing it yourself.
2. Most Saas is like $20-$100/month/person for most Saas. For a software engineer, that maybe <1h of pay.
3. Most Saas require some sort of human in the loop to check for quality (at least sampling). No users would want to do that.
Number 2 is the biggest reason. It's $20 a month.... I'm not gonna replace that with anything.
Writing this message already costs more than $20 of my time.
I predict that the market will get bigger because people are more prone to automate the long-tail/last-mile stuff since they are able to