@ycombinator Surprising that you don't think a SaaS will win here and end up simply powering the legacy providers.
Just like all the online pharmacies use same backend provider built in Iowa.
@DallasAptGP AI tuned to 11 on this post:
> Every tool we run is a silo. ResMan tracks leases. Procore tracks construction. Sage tracks the books. LoanBoss tracks the debt. Juniper Square holds investors. ADP holds the people.
> Six tools. Six logins. None of them talking to each other.
@levie Wait until people discover /effort ultracode and /goal and what models will be like a year from now. 10x better outcomes will not result in 10x more jobs.
@nicholasdbrady > finds my feature owners for Foundry across M365, opens Teams chats, tracks status — then set my OOF after Build because I am deeply cooked.
@joshuamschultz I don’t think banking on providers violating fundamental data privacy that would cost them all their business is a good bet.
A lot of inference happens on public cloud services that can enforce this too.
1.. They’re all running subsidized and eventually they’ll start ratcheting down the service or up the price. It’s already happening with anthropic and open ai
2. Data is a real concern or at least should be for every company that has proprietary data. Everybody has the same models. The data being used with them is the only difference.
3. Security for finance, health, government