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Developers Refusing Features Forces Complete App Rebuild
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They are even a bigger change when developers outright refuse to add an option that you request but they don't want to implement "for your own good." That just happened to me recently. It was for a relatively simple app, so I decided to rebuild the whole app from scratch instead.
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From Keywords to Answers: AI-Powered Content Strategy Shift
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It’s no longer about ranking for keywords; it’s about being the answer.
— Helen Yu (@YuHelenYu) 13 avril 2026
With AI-powered discovery engines becoming the default, brands need to shift from publishing more content to building predictive, authoritative content systems.
At Marketing (re)Focus 2026, I’ll be… pic.twitter.com/yaN16Lr9cUIt’s no longer about ranking for keywords; it’s about being the answer. With AI-powered discovery engines becoming the default, brands need to shift from publishing more content to building predictive, authoritative content systems. At Marketing (re)Focus 2026, I’ll be
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Meta Internal Data Shows Platforms Suppress External Link Traffic
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Meta's internal data: 97.3% of views are to posts which do not have an external link. "Platforms do NOT want to send you traffic." Amanda represents Meta tells business ads users to put link in comments. (I have no reason to doubt this representation.)
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OpenAI’s Strategic Shift: From Google Model to Anthropic Alignment
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If we analyze the last few months, the clear conclusion we can draw is that things started going badly for OpenAI when it tried to resemble Google, and they've started going well again when it returned to resembling Anthropic. In both cases, what they've lost is the aura of
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AI Company Needs Chief Philosophical Officer Role
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What’s an AI company without a CPO (Chief Philosophical Officer)?
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AI Token Costs Drive Outcome-Based Pricing in SaaS
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In response to a question: Anthony: Given how tokens work (and become COGS), expect more outcome based pricing in SaaS companies. Though, even the AI labs have fixed-price subscriptions for some of their products.
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Operational Excellence as Moat in AI-Written Code Era
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Anthony: "Operational excellence" is a defensible moat. As more code is AI written, quality inevitably goes down. Most people using one-off apps are going to get burned, repeatedly, and they will try to offload that to someone whose only job is This Can't Blow Up.
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AI Transforming Software Teams: Economics and Org Design
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with @staysaasy
, our second anonymous pod ever: https://
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… A conversation with the Stay Sassy duo on how AI is changing software teams, management, internal tooling, and the economics of building. Includes sharp takes on token budgets, org design, and review -
AI Will Crater the Cost of SaaS Feature Development
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Anthony: We once considered feature development to be a core part of running a SaaS business. Required both some amount of taste and relatively large time/money due to engineers. Cost of features will *crater.*