



Let's rename Cesar Chavez St to Chuck Norris Blvd.
Ramji Srinivasan b/ruv
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Entrepreneur, CEO @ Teiko | “We put the ‘trap’ in ‘entrapreneur’” -Central Cee




Let's rename Cesar Chavez St to Chuck Norris Blvd.


He’s right



Letter by letter, crews cover up “Plaza De Cesar Chavez” in San Jose.



To be blunt: Old SaaS is dying. Dying. No one wants to buy this stuff anymore. No one. Not unless they have to. Customers want AI / AI Agents that do all the work for them. And more and more often, that's entirely possible. Build that, and folks will line-up down the block to buy from you. But new SaaS is better than ever. Replit, Lovable, Harvey, Legora, Sierra, Decagon, etc. are all New SaaS. And Databricks, OpenRouter, Supabase, Vercal, Elevenlabs, etc. in many ways are all products enabling and for B2B / SaaS. They really are. And they are all growing at rates like we've never seen before. You can do it, too. If you have the team, and the will. But the window is closing.


.@ZohranKMamdani and I have something huge in common — we’re both entirely focused on making life better for working people. We have very different ideas on how to do that, but I think that’s the sign of a healthy democracy: the ability to disagree civilly, debate thoughtfully, and grapple with the fact that what we’ve been doing isn’t working — even, and perhaps most importantly, when you come from the same political party. I love New York, but I’m happy to be on a flight home right now — because California, we have a whole lot of work to do.


A big part of “cities are awful” discourse is some people are more scared by rough areas than others. I was in NYC in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. I saw real crime. I am less easily scared than Coddled clearly is. This doesn’t mean crime isn’t bad, it’s just not as bad as they claim.