Aleksei Markov

@WOLF_Financial What a bs? Any CRM is basically a countless amount of customizable screens. Without screens nobody needs CRM. AI agents may communicate directly to a database, which is free, and build their own data flows.

SALESFORCE CO-FOUNDER PARKER HARRIS: “WHY SHOULD YOU EVER LOG INTO SALESFORCE AGAIN?” The company $CRM just announced its biggest architectural overhaul in 27 years. It’s called “Headless 360” and the idea is simple: AI agents run the entire platform. No browser needed. What shipped: • 100+ new tools giving AI coding agents full access to the Salesforce platform • Works with Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, and any coding agent • AI agents can now build, deploy, and manage Salesforce apps from any terminal • Moving from per-seat licensing to consumption-based pricing The pricing shift tells you everything. When AI agents do the work instead of humans, charging per user doesn’t make sense anymore. The software sector ETF is down 28% from its peak on fears that AI makes traditional SaaS obsolete. Salesforce’s response: tear down the old model before someone else does. One customer built a service agent in 12 days. It now handles 50% of cases on its own.

@BusinessInsider Since when plugins became threats to their host products? 🤡

Another day, another Anthropic product launch that cuts to the heart of Microsoft's software empire. bit.ly/4tI9qS5

@TrungTPhan It is fun when people having zero expertise in cycling and bike traffic design (Czech + car manufacturer), try to invent something in the domain, only to end up with a device for pervasive noise pollution.

Czech automaker Škoda created first bicycle bell to penetrate noice-cancelling headphones. They tested 100s of headphones and found a low frequency (750 to 780 Hz) that anti-noise algos can’t suppress. Bell is mechanical and uses an irregular hammer mechanism. This might be the most European tech story ever and feels inevitable that an audio firm will create an anti-anti-noise-cancelling-bell headphones. *** Link: youtu.be/zDaVPfpQvPI?si…

@TheWorm616 @TrungTPhan If everyone on wheels were to continuously ring their bells/horns to warn others of their movement, it would be impossible to live in cities. And traffic regulations are clear about the accountability: if a driver cannot move safely at a certain speed, they must drive slower.

@AlekseiMarkow @TrungTPhan the whole point of the bell is so that you know the cyclist is there and you don't do anything like move in their path at the last second the trigger is not tiny at all lmao noise cancelling headphone users in public are the real assholes

@TheWorm616 @TrungTPhan Bells cannot save anyone from getting running over. If cyclist has enough time to find and pull tiny trigger they has enough time to stop, or slow down. Bells are only used by assholes.

@AlekseiMarkow @TrungTPhan the people who don't want to get run over