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> I just don't see a world where every corporation is building their own accounts, crm, hr software.

I agree on that point. But I think the industry will still take a huge hit. As SaaS may not be killed by any random individuals, but big corps.

We just moved from sharing skills about good practice for a few functions to skills about good architecture/design/marketing practices.

It's just a question of time before we get skills about "good features in a CRM". And there is a high chance, a LLM will generate them in a few minutes ^_^

We could already do them for a few software, like notepads and ticketing software.

IMO any fully virtualized business will become trivialized through global knowledge sharing.

I don't think META/MICROSOFT/OPENAI will close their eyes on the "Amazon Basics" strategy. IMO they will (soon?) provide high scale replacements for simple and expected softwares.

Right now it would require them a lot of defocus. But soon it will be just a new product, an agent away.

coldlestaton Explore Seasonal Fruit and Vegetables in Europe

Avocado, banana and kiwi in France in April? This looks broken as hell.

coldlestaton V8 Release v8.0

| Pointer compression saves an average of 40% of memory.

This is really awesome. Can't wait it to be shipped everywhere.

coldlestaton The History of Christmas Lights

Same from France.

coldlestaton Apache Kafka for Microservices by Ben Stopford [video]

Nice, do you have the slides?

coldlestaton DocuSign's experience migrating from Angular to React

Here are the slides if you can't watch the video: https://www.slideshare.net/inovia/docusigns-road-to-react/

coldlestaton Using Redux at scale [video]

Here is the source medium article for those who cannot listen to the video: https://blog.matters.tech/10-redux-tips-from-the-trenches-55...