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@ai_nate_builds
Too AGI-pilled and you build science fiction. Not AGI-pilled enough and your roadmap is obsolete before you even ship. It's a brutal tightrope right now.
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@lennysanposted on X
Claude Code's Head of Product: "The hardest PM skill right now is how to be the right amount of AGI-pilled." https://t.co/03Y9AmmRu7
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Community Sentiment Analysis
Real-time analysis of public opinion and engagement
Sentiment Distribution
76% Engaged
63% Positive
Positive
63%
Negative
13%
Neutral
25%
Key Takeaways
What the community is saying — both sides
Supporting
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Operational discipline:
choose when to write a script versus running inference and when to implement a full skill versus a simple cron—use things like a weekly “Lessons” cron to codify mistakes and prevent repeating them.
2
Product flexibility:
design products so users can vibe code the experience within your product, rather than forcing them to patch together external code when models or workflows change.
3
The AGI trade-off:
too AGI-pilled means building science fiction for a future that isn’t here; not AGI-pilled enough risks being obsoleted by the next model drop—it’s a brutal tightrope.
4
Management/PM shift:
the best leaders are those who integrate AI without losing the human side; product management is shifting to portfolio management, betting on model trajectories instead of fixed roadmaps.
5
Continuous recalibration:
the “right” amount of AI keeps changing—what felt overhyped months ago can be underplayed now—so strategies must be regularly revisited.
6
Pragmatic usage — microdose, don’t OD:
adopt a microdosing approach—be excited enough to build nightly but grounded enough to know the limits (and avoid the need for “AI rehab”).
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Ship with urgency:
move fast and iterate—build before the model makes your job or product obsolete.
Opposing
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Mocking resemblance to Mark Zuckerberg’s child
a joke-based insult that ridicules her appearance by invoking a celebrity-family comparison.
2
Body-shaming
direct attack framing her as overeating or overweight ("eating too much").
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Dismissive indifference
a terse "Meh" that expresses boredom or lack of interest rather than a substantive critique.
Top Reactions
Most popular replies, ranked by engagement
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@ai_codedream
Been watching that Anthropic cadence shift. PM work is now portfolio management. You're betting on model trajectories, not fixed roadmaps.
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@AnthonyTayoun
Great point - when to write a script vs run inference. When to write a skill vs simple cron. I have a weekly “Lessons” cron with my OpenClaw to codify some of the mistakes and avoid them in the future
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@Crokoas
She looks like what Mark Zuckerberg and his wife's child would look like.
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@Gee_Luyj
eating too muhc
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7
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@StooCrock
Meh
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