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love it!

Also the margins in SaaS used to be 60%; I think for bread its much lower than that.

There's really nothing new in this article - but it's all true.

One major difference between SaaS and bread is the number of varieties in SaaS is much more than that in bread. If you need to customize something for a specific workflow, you can now make your own software than buy something off the shelf and settle for something substandard.

I love the internet.

>>>The core philosophy of MCP is simple: it’s an API abstraction.

That's exactly the problem. As agents become better and can read API documentation themselves, WHY do you need an API abstraction?

Its the ultimate millennial throwback.

> The pull request model on GitHub doesn’t carry enough information to review AI generated code properly — I wish I could see the prompts that led to changes. It’s not just GitHub, it’s also git that is lacking.

Yes! Who is building this?

>SaaS valuations are built on two key assumptions: fast customer growth and high NRR (often exceeding 100%).

They are also on the basis of high gross margins of 80-90%. What happens to margins when you start including token variable costs?

I often summarise HN comments (which are sometimes more insightful than the original article) using an LLM. Total game-changer.

gg anthropic

Can you imagine the insights on human behaviour that she has had?

Yet, this applies for only three industries so far - coding, marketing and customer support.

I don't think applies for general human intelligence - yet.