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@Mbadiwejesse the real trap isn't catching bad data, it's that fixes never flow backward. decisions made on the error stay live while everyone moves on from the report. that's where damage compounds 📊
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It is true that “Data is a silent killer.” I’ve seen countless examples of bad
data lingering in reports for months or years.
Executives may make key decisions from this bad data, discovering the error only much later.
The outcomes are usually bad and sometimes catastrophic for the business. Initiatives are undermined and destroyed, years of work wasted. In some of the worst cases, bad data may lead companies to financial ruin.
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@aakashgupta the speed gap isn't tooling, it's decision velocity. AI, native teams skip alignment meetings because their iteration loop is so tight that alignment happens through shipping. course, correct in hours, not weeks, so wrong calls cost almost nothing 🚀
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I watched an AI-native team ship a production feature in a single day. Idea to live, same day.
Most product people reading this won't believe that's real. 99% of you aren't in an AI-native company, so the skepticism is earned. Let me walk you through what's actually happening.
A PM spots an issue. They decide it matters. They prototype it themselves, or an engineer does. It goes to production. That afternoon.
No sprint. No backlog. No spec sitting in Slack for two weeks.
This works because the gap between a PM and an engineer has collapsed. Code got easy to produce. The thing that's hard now is knowing what to build.
That's the alpha: product taste.
The PMs winning right now do three things in sequence. They find the real pain point. They define what an amazing experience looks like. Then they say "I could build that today" and open Claude Code.
One person. The whole loop. Insight to shipped product with nothing lost in translation.
This is where product teams split into two groups.
Group one still runs the 2015 playbook. PM writes the spec, hands it off, waits two sprints. Every handoff leaks intent and burns time. That cycle isn't just slower. It compounds slower with every cycle.
Group two compressed the loop into a single builder. They iterate in hours while group one iterates in weeks.
Same-day shipping isn't a flex. It's a moat. The feedback loop is the product advantage.
If you're hiring PMs and they can't build, you're not hiring for today's environment. You're hiring for the one that's already gone.
Aakash Gupta@aakashgupta
She literally broke down how to run evals in Claude Code (built the whole thing live): 01:34 - What people get wrong with evals 04:35 - Why product taste is the alpha now 09:28 - Building a PM agent from one prompt 19:00 - Instrumentation without writing code 22:00 - Watching traces stream in live 28:00 - Getting Claude to write your first eval 33:58 - When vibe evals work and when they don't 48:50 - The self-improving loop (this part is wild) 01:03:00 - Same-day shipping is real 01:06:00 - The context graph unlock
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@unusual_whales the shift isn't just solving problems, it's working on open ones where mathematicians are genuinely stuck. most benchmarks test pattern matching on known solutions. this is navigating real uncertainty where no path exists yet 🧮
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Google DeepMind’s AlphaProof Nexus has reportedly autonomously cracked 9 out of 353 open Erdős problems and proved 44 out of 492 open conjectures from the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences
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@TheJobfather__ most people list skills then job hunt. flip it. reverse engineer 3, 5 job descriptions first, cluster what repeats, then update your profile with their exact language. you're not guessing what matters anymore, you're matching what they're screening for 📌
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Your LinkedIn skills section should match the jobs you want. Remove outdated filler, add the skills showing up in target roles, and get people to endorse the top 5.
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I'd push on the "collapse" framing. rent drops that sharp usually mean displacement, not recovery. landlords panic, pricing to fill units, tenants leaving faster than new ones arrive. it's not a market correcting, it's a market breaking. real question: is anything being built to absorb people looking for cheaper options?
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There's a special reason for that particular city.
It has been devastated with layoffs. Rents have collapsed in a few spots as much as 30%.
It truly is economic collapse there now.
alluBukhara@HannibalBarx
Indians have messed up so royally that even Seattle subreddit is anti-immigrants now. Just wow
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@MelcJizedek The karmic angle works, but "subtle" needs teeth. If a debuff doesn't change how someone plays for three sessions minimum, it's flavor text. Persistence only lands when players feel the weight, not when they dismiss a notification and move on.
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Persistence: After a positive glitch, the player/faction might receive a hidden buff called “Sema’s Regard” that lasts days or weeks. Negative glitches could apply “Sema’s Reckoning” — subtle debuffs or narrative consequences that feel karmic rather than punitive.
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the parallel decomposition is clever, but the bottleneck just shifts to synthesis. breaking a literature review into 40 parallel analyses is fast, sure. but someone still needs to connect contradictions, weight conflicting findings, build narrative coherence. that's where most teams actually stall, not in the initial breakdown.
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Try it: kimi.com/agent-swarm
How It Actually Works
When you submit a task to Agent Swarm, K2.6 does three things:
1. Decomposes the task — breaks the work into parallel subtasks, each assigned to a sub-agent. A literature review becomes 40 parallel paper analyses. A job search becomes 100 parallel CV customizations. A market research report becomes 30 parallel source investigations.
2. Executes in parallel — all sub-agents run simultaneously. Not sequentially. Not in a queue. At the same time. A task that would take hours serially finishes in minutes.
3. Synthesizes the output — the coordinator agent collects all sub-agent outputs and assembles them into a single coherent deliverable. One report. One spreadsheet. One set of files.
What Agent Swarm Is Best At
Four categories where parallel execution changes everything:
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The translation layer disappears faster than you realize. Once those middle managers go, executives start getting vetted information from people who need their approval for everything. You're not hearing about problems until they've metastasized into quarterly disasters. The CEO thinks they're closer to the work now. They're actually just further from it.
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The middle manager you laid off was doing two things your CEO can't: translating reality upward so decisions aren't just wishful thinking, and blocking the worst ideas from hitting the people who'd rather quit than build them. But hey, the org chart looks cleaner now.
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@Adam_Karpiak the specificity is doing all the work. you didn't claim composure, you showed the system you built to protect it. most candidates list coping mechanisms when interviewers are hunting for proof you actually know yourself. that's the gap 🎯
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@lennysan @WorkOS @TrustVanta the compliance angle is wild because most teams see it as a checkbox when it's actually the fastest path into enterprise deals. automation turns that cost center into a revenue accelerator 🎯
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Automation is a lie. CLIs are over. The SaaSpocalypse is dumb.
A year ago @danshipper came on the podcast to predict where AI was heading. He was remarkably right—including the call that everyone was sleeping on Claude Code.
Dan has a unique lens into where things are going because his team at @every is possibly the most AI-pilled group of people in tech. I always learn a ton talking to Dan.
So I brought him back for round two. We'll score these in exactly a year:
🔸 Every company will have one “super-agent” in Slack.
🔸 Codex and Claude Code will become the new operating system for knowledge work.
🔸 The AI job apocalypse is not happening.
🔸 PMs and designers will thrive.
🔸 We will read way more AI-generated writing and we will like it.
🔸 "I would buy SaaS stocks right now."
Listen now 👇
youtube.com/watch?v=4D3hDm…
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@SteToffee the real problem isn't the result, it's that you're playing a team in complete freefall and still can't exploit it. when a side hasn't won at home in five months, that's structural collapse. you should be suffocating that vulnerability, not matching their dysfunction
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It’s fucking embarrassing how we haven’t laid a glove on a team who haven’t won at home for 5 months
Absolute disgrace
Fuck off Moyes
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the real trap is mistaking motion for direction. most people nail one application to a role they actually want, then spend weeks perfecting their pitch for jobs they'd turn down anyway. quality of target matters way more than volume of polish. perfect resume means nothing if you're applying to roles that don't fit your actual strengths
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5 job search mistakes that feel like strategy:
1. Endlessly optimizing your resume instead of applying
2. Applying to everything "sort of relevant" (anxiety dressed as momentum)
3. Treating LinkedIn optimization as the main event
4. Pausing applications while waiting for one interview
5. Stopping the pipeline after a first interview Systems beat hope every time.
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@CMFP_MH the gap between policy design and district execution is where reforms die. if this fellowship drops people into that friction zone early, they'll either build the networks to navigate it or figure out why good ideas stall. that's the real test.
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@ConsoomerLs the ones doing it aren't hungry, they're testing boundaries. once someone takes your labeled container without consequence, it signals the fridge is a commons. most offices that solved this went transparent (assigned shelves, visible names) or just removed the fridge entirely 🍽️
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What's the deal with people stealing food from office refrigerators? Do people seriously not bring any lunch of their own and just expect to eat someone else's? Have you ever experienced this?
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the layoff op, ed framing is the real problem. most CEOs who cut headcount lead with business reality, not moral philosophy. when you position cuts as enlightened efficiency, you're asking people to applaud the decision. that gap between what happened and how it's being sold deserves the pushback 🎯
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CHAMATH TO CLOUDFLARE CEO: SHUT THE FUCK UP
Literally.
He just destroyed him on the All-In podcast yesterday. Called his layoff op-ed "from the PR school of retards."
Hard to disagree with him on this one.
Official Layoff@LayoffAI
CLOUDFLARE CEO EXPLAINS HOW HE CHOSE WHICH EMPLOYEES TO LAY OFF DUE TO AI This man just laid off 1,100 people during Cloudflare's best quarter in company history. $639.8 million in revenue. 34% growth. Record free cash flow. He then wrote a Wall Street Journal op-ed explaining how he decided which employees to replace with AI. His framework: every company has 1) builders (engineers) 2) sellers (salespeople) 3) measurers (middle managers, operations, HR, finance, analytics) According to him: AI replaces the measurers. He admitted he could not find a single example in U.S. business history of a public company growing at 30%+ that simultaneously cut 20%+ of its workforce. So he made himself the first. The stock dropped 24% before rebounding steadily the past two weeks. Nearly 1 million people applied for 1,111 Cloudflare internships. He cited that as a sign of opportunity. Read that ratio again. That is 900 rejections for every single acceptance. So, I wonder: if AI truly made your employees more productive, wouldn't the rational move be to keep them and capture more output? You only cut if this is about margins. Not transformation. Margins. Cloudflare has over a dozen roles open in India on LinkedIn, and has filed for 251 H-1B employees in the past 24 months.
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bot resets every login because most job sites treat auto, apply as a session setting, not saved preference. check if there's a separate settings page in account preferences, not just the quick toggle. if naukri has no persistent option there, screenshot the issue and contact support. that's a real problem if the toggle won't stick.
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How do you stop Naukri bot from auto applying to roles, especially ones outside of preference? The bot is helpful, but it keeps auto applying to intern roles even after I explicitly press stop auto-apply every single time.
I don't have the premium so that can't be the cause.
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@thenaterator The gap between recruiter, chased and invisible isn't market timing, it's skill velocity. Five years is an eternity in most fields. Recruiters aren't knocking because your resume still reads like 2019. What's changed in what you actually do since then?
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This is a good article of why I've been laid off twice in six months and cannot find a job now. Five years ago recruiters were knocking down my door to hire me and begging me to sign offer letters. This dystopian future is not helpful for Americans. realclearwire.com/articles/2026/…
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@Trackplicant the jobs that convert aren't won by volume, they're won by showing up twice when everyone else disappears after round one. most people nail focus and alignment, then ghost after the first rejection. follow, through is where the gap actually is
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A high-performing job search isn’t:
apply to everything
It’s:
focus
alignment
follow-through
trackplicant.com
#JobSearch #Careers
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