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_diyar commented on Tell HN: I'm a PM at a big system of record SaaS. We're cooked · Posted by u/throwawaypm123
When people say ”AI is Killing SaaS”, that does not have to mean ”Claude Code can one-shot your full stack“.
More likely it means: AI code is going to distort the supply curve such that
1) previously healthy surplus in the SaaS market is shrinking
2) established SaaS companies have lost all existing moats
3) due to the previous two points, investors are reluctant to spend new dollars in this market to expand or retain market share, making life in those companies miserable.
> But the path forward is brutal
And soon™ this is coming to your industry as well!
_diyar commented on Autonomous cars, drones cheerfully obey prompt injection by road sign theregister.com/2026/01/3... · Posted by u/breve
Are any real world self-driving models (Waymo, Tesla, any others I should know?) really using VLM?
_diyar commented on Self Driving Car Insurance lemonade.com/car/explaine... · Posted by u/KellyCriterion
A 50% discount is pretty damning empirical evidence for FSD being better at driving your Tesla than you are.
Assuming this discount is offered broadly and indefinitely. Otherwise these might just be marketing dollars.
_diyar commented on There is no comfortable reading position slate.com/life/2026/01/bo... · Posted by u/oumua_don17
Well the purpose of the tariff is to control US Americans to rely less on foreign goods. So of course to control something you would enact policies that affect the thing you’re trying to control.
If the importer took on most of the burden that would defeat the purpose of the tariff.
The report states that US customs revenue surged by $200Bn (of which the US consumer pays 96%). That does not breath confidence into the idea of lower reliance on foreign goods.
_diyar commented on 40% of Kids Can't Read and Teachers Are Quitting [video] youtube.com/watch?v=XTugy... · Posted by u/squillion
While I appreciate the sentiment of the video, I can‘t get past the sensationalist rhetoric / framing of the problem.
„Skibidi Toilet is rotting brains!! Kids don‘t want cartoons!!“.
I suppose videos like this might get people to think about the problem who hadn‘t considered it before.
_diyar commented on Podcasting Could Use a Good Asteroid joanwestenberg.com/podcas... · Posted by u/zdw
> Stuff like this reads to me like someone wants the internet to be happy fun time that only ever gives me an endless supply of good things to consume and filters out all the bad.
Would someone want the opposite of that?
I suppose that sentence would make sense if „good“ and „bad“ were in quotes.
I would read it as <<there‘s plenty unique and interesting shows out there which might lack some polish („the bad“). I don‘t only want polished, boring, mass appeal shows from large production houses („the good“).>>
_diyar commented on Erdos 281 solved with ChatGPT 5.2 Pro twitter.com/neelsomani/st... · Posted by u/nl
It's not.
Evidence shows otherwise: Despite the "20x" length, many people actually missed the point.
I definitely missed the point because of the length, and only realized after I read replies to your comment.
_diyar commented on Canada's deal with China signals it is serious about shift from US bbc.com/news/articles/cm2... · Posted by u/breve
Very curious if this will result in US tariffs for car imports from Canada.
Also curious how those tariffs would be justified (they‘re always using Terrence Howard math but at least pretending to be analytical). „Canada has to pay because China bad“?