But this was always somewhat true. Maybe the time scale for copying the software layer now has shrunk from a few months or weeks to a few days. So SaaS is not dead, you are just forced to focus on the actual value from the start.
I am not completely buying into the “software has been solved” narrative, but it’s definitely impressive how easy I can prototype on an idea. But this also shows what actually is defensible in a software startup: customer relationships, infrastructure, non public data, regulatory capture…
yes, this is exactly what happens here. They use comma as a decimal separator and dot as thousand delimiter.
This would have saved me so many hours: blog.gripdev.xyz/2026/01/10/a...
Idk, but 88 billion net income vs 5 billion loss is probably more significant than “generating buzz”.
I doubt that the results are incorrect, so maybe you have to be a bit more specific in what you claim is BS.
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Congrats! Is the thesis publicly available by any chance?
Slack, I am looking at you 😡
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I am trying to cut politics from my feed. (trying to stay sane for the coming 4 years) But somehow I get a lot of random (especially German) political posts in my feed from people I don’t follow. Telling BSky that I am not interested doesn’t work. Any suggestions?
