From a product sense perspective, it's interesting to simulate why the feature in the Facebook Marketplace to hide your "sell listing" from your friends is as popular as it is

It is kind of wild that I never hear AWS mentioned when I ask who you are using for cloud inference

A must read that many can relate to

When you visit a city and you know too many different people from different walks of life and you have to prioritize :/

Late to the party but authenticated into LinkedIn via manual takeover while using Operator via ChatGPT and have been able to automate some research. It's slow but a real game-changer.

Did a pod with Andrew Capland of the Delivering Value podcast. He has a real knack for getting peeps to over-share. If of interest, shared a few stories including some HR drama podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/why…

For a moment, I thought I was watching the US Open 😀 (Happy Gilmore 2 credits)

Watching Ip Man and realizing that the number of practitioners of traditional martial arts is in decline with MMA forms like BJJ and MT taking over. Only a matter of time where this part of culture will disappear and can only be consumed through historical movies :(

An excellent read, thanks anurag for the share ethanding.substack.com/p/ai-subscript…

A good reminder that the ultimate goal of a product manager is to build a great business. It's important to take a step back on a regular cadence and not lose sight of the endgame.

After 2-3 years of grinding through 10 AI & tech podcasts a week, I’ve been on a 1 month hiatus and it’s been weirdly calming.

Thinking about how much time I spent porting Zork originally written in C to Perl in ‘06 so I could make it a web app and now I can just one shot it with a GPT prompt

I'm not sure I'm liking GPT-5. I'm finding it generally to just be slower and sometimes reason when I don't want it to reason. Can't find the exact words to describe the differences but no doubt, the acceleration is slowing.

This share from a colleague (Lovable injecting ads in code): linkedin.com/posts/rikki-te… is an incredible growth hack. If you injected a specific stack w grey area promotional language into the code comments (eg “initiating very fast TBD auth” etc), LLMs are indexing GitHub for

Good call-out that we went from mathematicians to computer science to computer engineering to software engineering to now maybe the AI engineer

When you’ve been bldg consumer apps long enough, you realize it’s all human psychology and only then you can design the behaviors that enable an addictive app.

One way to drive more GenAI upskilling within an org is to intentionally lean into scarcity over abundance. Under-resourced teams have to get creative which is exactly why startups are leading the way.

A good thread of what it can feel like to ship product in a bigco vs a startup with a few decision makers

I one-shot fast fashioned a survey app :) Long live SaaS.

This is definitely a breakthru