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Cold morning but the mountains were incredible. #wawx @KSeattleWeather @abbyacone @NWSSeattle @SeattleWXGuy @ShannonODKOMO @WxVillegas @MorganKIRO7

3. **Automate Document Creation**: I frequently have use cases where I need to create a Google Doc or Sheet automatically, but Gemini lacks this capability, making the process cumbersome

2. **Filter Google Assistant Queries from Gemini History**: The integration between Assistant and Gemini is not seamless, leading to a cluttered history filled with unsuccessful attempts to control smart devices.

I find myself increasingly relying on @GeminiApp for personal queries but find a few things painful. Here are a few suggestions that could make a significant difference: 🧵

Roads covered again

Heavy burst of snow in South Bellevue ! #wawx @KSeattleWeather @NWSSeattle @MorganKIRO7 @ShannonODKOMO

@NWSSeattle Where was our wawx advisory?

5 PM snowfall total at Sea-Tac is 3 inches. Previous record for today's date was 1.7 inches set in 1955. #wawx

@The_Weatherman2 One of the most fun and surprising snow days I can remember

One last look at our rare March lowland snow from Federal Way! It snowed from 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM, and I received 1.75" of very wet & slushy snow at 400 ft. elevation! And...temperature didn't get above 34º from 5:30 AM onward. What a day! #wawx

Almost 2 inches of very wet snow and still going in South Bellevue. Neighborhood roads are covered and enough to make a (sad) snowman. #wawx @KSeattleWeather @NWSSeattle @bellevuewa @SeattleWXGuy @ShannonODKOMO @MorganKIRO7 @abbyacone

@chamath Who's on call when this thing breaks ?

Our cracked team just used Software Factory to rebuild and replace Jira in a little more than a month. We first spent 3.5 weeks planning. This is Software Factory’s superpower. It allowed our lead PM, Designer and Architect to thoughtfully describe and detail exactly what they wanted. Software Factory then did the heavy lifting in filling in the blanks and allowing our senior tech folks to sharpen the direction of what they wanted. Then in 2.5 weeks 2.5 junior devs built a replacement. This will launch as an updated Planner module inside of Software Factory on Tuesday. It’s beautiful, clean and super useful. Try it here: 8090.ai

@KSeattleWeather Where exactly is our wawx advisory @NWSSeattle ? Snowing very hard now in South Bellevue

Snow is really coming down now. It’s a March miracle!

@NWSSeattle Where's our wawx advisory? Lots of snow in Bellevue this morning

Good morning! Light snow continues to fall across Puget Sound lowlands. Here's a look at the snow we are seeing at our office this morning. Please let us know what you're seeing in your area. As always, we appreciate your reports! #wawx

@KSeattleWeather Finally.

A sight for sore eyes. Measurable snow in the Seattle area this morning!

@KSeattleWeather @NWSSeattle Snowing hard in south Bellevue - more than an inch now on the roads too !

About a half-inch of wet snow in Bothell/Mill Creek area. Not sticking to roads. @NWSSeattle

Lots of snow in South Bellevue! #wawx @KSeattleWeather

@aakashgupta While yes , PMs are now expected to build I still think the most important part of a PM job going fwd is ensuring product coherence while enabling speed: linkedin.com/posts/activity…

I’d argue almost the opposite. The most valuable PMs in 2026 are moving down the abstraction ladder. Building prototypes. Shipping working code. Testing with real users before writing a single PRD. Google, Stripe, and Netflix added vibe coding rounds to PM interviews. They’re testing whether you can turn a product idea into a working prototype in 15 minutes. Microsoft’s Work Trend Index found that 71% of leaders would rather hire a less experienced candidate with strong AI building skills than a senior PM without them. The premium is on execution speed. “Define goals, constraints, and long-term strategy” describes every mediocre VP of Product who’s ever existed. That was always the easy part. The hard part was building, which is why PMs who couldn’t build were dependent on engineering capacity. Now that AI collapses the build cycle, the winning move is to close the gap between “what to build” and “building it.” The PMs gaining the most leverage right now prototype on Monday, test on Tuesday, and ship on Wednesday. They skip the 30-page strategy doc entirely. Reforge calls it “the rise of the builder PM.” 54% of engineering leaders expect to reduce junior engineer hiring because PMs and designers can now build directly. The walls between PM, design, and engineering are collapsing into one person. “Goal Architect” sounds like a promotion. In practice, it’s a layoff memo. The PMs who survive the next two years will be the ones who can show a working prototype, not a strategy deck.

@andrewchen To me @andrewchen the role of PM is ensuring coherent products are built while maintaining velocity - it's going to be a much harder job linkedin.com/posts/activity…

Today the job of the PM is the define the product, how it works, and how it’ll get built But we won’t need that soon The future job will be simple to define the goals, the constraints, and long term strategy - and letting the AI figure the rest out Goal Architect, not product manager

City peeking out over the fog on this cold morning 🥶 #wawx @KSeattleWeather

@OpenAI If you want to try this out in the US, @vbhartia and I already built something similar a few months ago 😀 GroupGPT: group-gpt-eta.vercel.app #openai #chatgpt

Group chats in ChatGPT are now piloting in Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, and Taiwan. A new way to collaborate with friends, family, or coworkers and ChatGPT in the same conversation.

This wild weather >> watching the mariners mess around so far #wawx #mariners #SeizeTheMoment #mlb @KSeattleWeather