[avaer]

Interesting concept, but the pitch is way good to be true, totally defying the laws of economic physics.

> Full refund if we can't deliver.

It would be more interesting if they charged more, so there is a plausible reality in which it works.

The question is, how many sales do they need before the rug if it's a scam? It's hard to believe they'll get away with more than one round.

[teaearlgraycold]

If it’s not a scam and the people behind this aren’t fooling themselves, the way this makes sense is that the YC companies they replicate are going to be requested from multiple clients. And each one gets the same code, with some white labeling on top.

[ipostragebait]

Maybe just trying to get users at a massive loss for now?

[cyanydeez]

FaaS - Fraud as a Service; the new YCombinator conceptual incubation model

[Xx_crazy420_xX]

Then why not take a small loss and publish at least one example that is something beyond copying the frontend?

[dist-epoch]

> totally defying the laws of economic physics.

the laws of economics before or after coding agents?

Now one engineer can work on 20 such projects in parallel.

[avaer]

Even after coding agents. Full replication and debugging of everything in a company's stack, in perpetuity. It definitely takes more than $1000.