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Stauch: Product-oriented forward-deployed engineers will reduce PM and SE hiring
“I think the need for a lot of product managers is probably going to go down. If you hire really product oriented for deployed software engineers, then they're going to be increasingly making the decisions on what makes sense to build for the max Some number of…”
Stauch: AI Software Categories Will Be Dominated by Single Winners
“And I think the same thing is going to happen in AI. And in this case, a lot of times it might be the incumbent that still wins, but there are going to be AI native competitors creating a massive, massive value in these categories. And I don't know That it's g…”
Stauch: Legacy enterprise software giants will naturally lag in adopting AI
“They have this classic innovators dilemma that it makes it hard to steer the big ship to add these capabilities while still protecting their existing product and revenue not making drastic changes that are not backwards compatible. And so they're just naturall…”
Stauch: Serval supports the entire Microsoft stack via API context
“For us, it's as simple as giving our system context on the Microsoft API, and now we support everything Microsoft. And that architecture decision allows us to just, you know, serve those customers instantly and with very few Hours of development”
Stauch: Verkada scaled to 1,000 employees with only two product managers
“I mean, Verkata was a thousand people and had two PMs.”
Stauch: Prompt-to-code generation has advanced to where it is hard to break
“Code generation works super well now. So when we take these prompts to code, there used to be so many gotchas where the code wouldn't actually work, whether the API is not well supported or it makes a couple mistakes here and there. And now It's hard to break …”