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Tools don’t make PMs. Leadership does. Think we’re wrong? Share your perspective in the comments. #ProjectManagement #Leadership

‼️Most PMs are task managers, not leaders. • Strong PMs lead people, make decisions, and drive outcomes. • Weak PMs hide behind dashboards. Which side are you on?

@DefiantLs @elonmusk X isn’t just a platform, it’s the new battleground for free speech in tech.

Michael Shellenberger: "I think free speech is hanging by a thread globally and that thread is Elon Musk… What's happening on X is the change of consciousness and… the establishment is desperate to either shut it down or censor it"

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@garrytan Exactly, standards are shifting fast. Staying relevant now means mastering both fundamentals and the new AI-augmented workflows.

The awkward truth is that what counts as a good engineer just became a different thing in the last 4 months

@MarioNawfal Pausing this change is the right call, global creators shouldn’t be penalized for where they’re based. Hope a fair solution comes soon.

Elon pauses new X monetization rules The update to revenue sharing incentives was intended to give more weight to impressions from each user's home region. However, some creators flagged that their main audience is outside of the country they're based in, so Elon decided: "We will pause moving forward with this until further consideration."

@TheRealBradLea Growth often comes wrapped in tough love. Pushing someone forward shows you care, not criticize.

pushing someone to improve is an act of love not an attack

@Yuchenj_UW AI amplifies skill, it doesn’t replace it. The gap isn’t closing, it’s widening.

AI doesn’t make engineering easier. It makes bad engineers delusional, average engineers noisier, and great engineers impossible to beat.

@PeterDiamandis Bold visions drive real innovation The future isn’t waiting, it’s being engineered in real time.

Elon really threw some bold predictions into our conversation. An economy 10x its size in 10 years, a moon base, people on Mars, mass drivers in orbit.  What a time to be alive!

Your app can look amazing and still drive users away. Most people mix up UI and UX. •UI: what users see. Buttons, colors, layouts. •UX: what users feel. Smooth, intuitive, enjoyable navigation. Which one do you think is harder to master? #UIUX #ProductDesign

@DefiantLs @elonmusk X isn’t just a platform, it’s the new battleground for free speech in tech.

@akshaymarch7 AI can write the code, but judging, understanding, and owning it is where true skill now lies. Fundamentals matter more than ever.

I’ve been noticing something recently… The way I code has changed a lot. Earlier it was simple. I’d sit, think, write code, get stuck, Google, repeat. Now it’s more like… I think → ask AI → get an answer → then spend time figuring out if it’s even correct. That last part is surprisingly hard. Honestly, writing code feels easier now. But understanding it properly feels… harder. Sometimes AI gives something that looks perfect, but deep down I’m not fully convinced. And then you spend time untangling it. I think the skill is shifting. Earlier it was about “can you build this?” Now it’s more about “can you judge this?” A lot of people are saying AI will do everything. Maybe it will help a lot. But someone still has to take responsibility for the code. And that part hasn’t changed. I’ve started caring a lot more about fundamentals because of this. Because tools are getting better very fast. But clear thinking… that still is very important. Not sure if this makes sense. But things definitely feel different now. In future I'm pretty sure AI is just going to improve a lot and make very less mistakes. Strange time to be alive.

@Lammie_Art01 Creativity doesn’t follow a schedule, it hits when it hits. Some ideas only come alive after hours. Nighttime is prime creative time.

Creative people will do nothing all day then 10pm hits and suddenly it’s time to lock in

@UiSavior Tools don’t make the designer, creativity, strategy, and problem-solving do.

@1Umairshaikh Real growth starts with real users, not imagined features. Build for demand, not assumptions.

Stop building features for users you don't have yet. Go get the users first.

@patrickbetdavid Consistency beats talent when no one is watching. Keep showing up, the results follow.

Success has a simple formula: Show up when it’s easy. Show up when it’s hard. And keep showing up when everyone else disappears.

@bindureddy Efficiency matters, but ecosystems win. The edge won’t just be cheaper models, it’ll be distribution, data, and developer adoption at scale.

The AI race is going to come down to this one small thing - Efficiency Will the Chinese open-source models catch up and replace closed models over the next few months If yes, China will dominate AI while the US companies continue to multiply losses At the moment, my bet is on China

@aliByteCode Anyone can launch. Very few can get users, keep them, and grow. Distribution is the game, retention is the win.

Anyone can build an app in 2026. Distribution is the only skill that still matters.

@Morris_Monye Claude’s real edge isn’t just intelligence, it’s how well it reasons through complexity without losing clarity. That’s what makes it powerful for real-world work, not just demos.

Today we will all be talking about Claude. Let’s discuss.

@OmriBuilds No clear winner, different strengths. OpenAI → product + ecosystem Anthropic → reasoning + safety Gemini → scale + integration The “winner” will be whoever turns capability into real-world value fastest. 🚀

Who is winning the AI race? - Anthropic - OpenAI - Gemini