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Insane: 90-95% of Claude Code is now written by Claude Code. I asked Mike Krieger (Anthropic's CPO) what changes when so much of your code is written by AI? His answer: The bottleneck moves from coding/design to: 1. Upstream: aligning the team around what to build. 2. Downstream: the...

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Lucas Dickey (see you in SF 6/3-6/5) 的头像
Lucas Dickey (see you in SF 6/3-6/5)1 年前

Ironically, this need for alignment around what to build is what PMs used to do, but 90% of the companies at @aiDotEngineer have killed the role. "Our engineers do that now, we call them product engineers and they define it as they are building it." "Our designers do that now." "Our forward deployed engineers bring back customer input and we just build it." In the rush to build, are we selling short opportunities because of the absence of this role? Just curious, Lenny, given your history and mine.

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AndaSeat1 年前

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Toya1 年前

@mikeyk This gentleman is amazing. 👍🌺 @Walker44944 🍂🌈🍀

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Aum Vats1 年前

@mikeyk What's your suggestion for an early career PM to 10x his execution game?

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Lenny Rachitsky1 年前

@mikeyk 80%: Get a lot of reps, ship a lot of stuff, with A+ people. 20%: Study all of the ways people are using AI to work better. One route:

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Nicole Nikolaus1 年前

@mikeyk He's worth your attention @kendrick0324🍀🍂

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I have a dream1 年前

@mikeyk That is complete BS and marketing gimmick. Anyone coding as daytime job should probably agree

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Elvis1 年前

@mikeyk I gotta learn this

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