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A weekend contest to clone a $43,000-a-year SaaS tool drew 72 submissions

The organizers say their AI judge ranked the eventual $10,000 winner 19th.

swyx 🗽 @aiDotEngineerS🗽
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The organizers say they challenged builders to clone software for managing conference speakers after a vendor quoted them $43,000 a year. They received 72 submissions and evaluated them using AI and their events team. The video's description names OpenRostrum as the $10,000 winner and says the organizers' AI judge ranked it 19th.

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swyx 🗽 @aiDotEngineer@swyx🆕 How to Kill Your SaaS https://youtu.be/zlD-CkLVKtU A lot of people talk about the death of SaaS but mostly in theoretical terms. We took a real $43,000/year SaaS we use and launched a global hackathon to clone it in a weekend, with both AI and REAL HUMAN evals, using any models any harness. 72 submissions, a lot of manual evals and ~100B tokens later, here are the results In this special @latentspacepod edition we share the data collected, what's still hard about killing nontrivial, midtier SaaS, and reveal the winners of the $10,000 Kill My SaaS contest with qualitative interviews!9h
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    swyx 🗽 @aiDotEngineer@swyx🆕 How to Kill Your SaaS https://youtu.be/zlD-CkLVKtU A lot of people talk about the death of SaaS but mostly in theoretical terms. We took a real $43,000/year SaaS we use and launched a global hackathon to clone it in a weekend, with both AI and REAL HUMAN evals, using any models any harness. 72 submissions, a lot of manual evals and ~100B tokens later, here are the results In this special @latentspacepod edition we share the data collected, what's still hard about killing nontrivial, midtier SaaS, and reveal the winners of the $10,000 Kill My SaaS contest with qualitative interviews!9h
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