These are the most impressive chats we've seen with ChatGPT so far. It can...

To become great at something, very quickly, you need to actively work on forgetting how bad you used to be at it in comparison

Time to 1,000,000 users: - Netflix: 3 years - Facebook: 10 months - Spotify: 5 months - ChatGPT: 5 days

“ChatGPT, the popular chatbot from OpenAI, is estimated to have reached 100 million monthly active users in January, just two months after launch, making it the fastest-growing consumer application in history.” via tylercowen

The fastest way to get better is to stare your failures straight in the face and find a way forward

My mom says ChatGPT is like a dishwasher. "You *could* wash every dish by hand, but it's better to have the dishwasher do it for you!" She has a point.

I want ChatGPT to sit inside Slack and post a weekly summary of the conversation in each channel

Fast track to personal growth: 1. Keep showing up. Do it scared if you have to. 2. Get comfortable being uncomfortable. Ask for feedback. 3. Leave the past behind. Grudges don’t help. 4. Overinvest in your relationships. Look out for people. 5. Take breaks. Rest has value!

When you ship a feature so good, your customer jokes they want to buy your stock 😁😁

The new "X" logo, translated to emoji, means "no", "xmas", and "kiss"... #RIPTwitter

I just used GPT-4 to summarize some user feedback It was lighting fast💥, so easy, and probably more accurate than doing it manually This will fundamentally change product manager and user researcher roles

1/ The way you’re doing a startup job search is wrong. You join Ramp instead of taking guaranteed cash from FAANG because you believe the equity will be worth more in the future. This is a VC decision and you need VC tools to make it.

When I first got into tech, I was delighted by how much people helped each other. Pay it forward. Don't expect anything in return. Something good will happen to you later. Don't bother trying to guess what will pay off. Shoutout to everyone out there keeping that spirit alive.

The product zeitgeist is overly focused on process. If the company doesn’t have a vision of what customers want that turns out to be accurate, then product is falling short Easier said then done ofc

People have been saying that SF is back and I am delighted to finally agree. SF is back 😍

Figjam has become a game changer for prototyping products These days, you can quickly make things in it that look like real software — plenty good enough for user testing. Crazy part is there is no learning curve, it’s *easier* than Google Slides or PowerPoint

Most fun I've had on a podcast! Marc Baselga, Ben Erez and I chatted on: - Returning to IC PM from Director - Why security is fascinating 🔒 - What #FounderMode means for PM - How Figjam changed the PM <> design collab - Hybrid / RTO for founders & PMs open.spotify.com/episode/3Sb9Sb…

🎉 Today marks a major milestone at Semgrep— we’re excited to announce that Semgrep has secured $100M in Series D funding! 🚀 This milestone, led by Menlo Ventures with support from our amazing investors. With this boost, we’re more committed than ever to revolutionizing the

Great PMs can now handle 2-3 teams of engineers and remain a few steps ahead We used to hand-recruit customers to interview, type up physical sticky notes, and stay late polishing product copy Now, we just share Gong snippets, quickly stamp vote in Figjam, and vibe copywrite 💨