Olha

Saying what everyone thought in the meeting but didn’t say. Practical PM advice, uncomfortable truths, and jokes about roadmaps.

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

Every IT meeting has two versions:

1. What we said out loud.
2. What we were actually thinking.

This account is the second version.

Useful product advice, uncomfortable truths about roadmaps and metrics, and jokes about the job.

PMs included. Especially PMs.

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@ka1manov Did you try it? I am interested in trading and this looks really impressive

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@keydol123 Like it

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@0xLilByte I am girl in tech, how can I run it for myself?

[Lil Byte 👾 @0xLilByte]

I went to bed with $170. I woke up to $2,154. I didn’t touch a single trade.

11pm: $170
3am: $586
8am: $2,154
Before I fell asleep I gave Grok one job: get me to $2,000 by morning.
It didn’t bet on one trader. It picked eight, all from the top of the 30-day leaderboard, and copied all of them at the same time through CopyFomo. If one has a bad night, the other seven cover it.

Every buy and every sell gets mirrored about a third of a second later. If a trader opens a position too big for my account, the bot just skips it.

It wasn’t a clean night. 125 trades, 37 of them losses. At one point the account was 11.8% below its peak, and I’m very glad I slept through that part.

The winners just ran further than the losers bled. 88 wins, a 70% hit rate.

What I like most is how evenly it split. The top trader made me $436, and the eighth made $99. No single trader carried the night, and none of them sank it.

I’ve traded crypto for over five years, and every bad decision I can remember happened around 2am.

Tired. Emotional. Revenge trading.

Turns out that’s exactly the shift a bot should be working.

The full overnight setup is below, free: the 8 traders, the sizing, and the skip rule. Save it for tonight.

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@ka1manov Looks like I have a new goal and feature I want to run. Thanks for the content.

[Ka1manov @ka1manov]

Nobody talks about this, but you can build a 24/7 web scraper without writing a single line of code.

No Python. No terminal. No CSS selectors. No copy-pasting at 2 a.m.

A no-code tool grabs the page.
Claude cuts the noise and pulls out what matters.
Clean rows land in your spreadsheet. Every single day.

The exact setup:

1. Pick the engine
Make, Zapier or the Bardeen extension. All three have free tiers.

2. Set the trigger
Every day at 9:00, or with one click. Paste in your target URLs.

3. Plug in Claude as the brain
Add an AI step with this prompt:
"Analyze the page text. Extract product names, prices, discounts and seller ratings. Return a clean, structured list."

4. Choose where it lands
Google Sheets or Notion.

Five minutes of setup. A data analyst that never sleeps, never complains and never asks for a raise.

Save this before your competitors do.

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@0xLilByte I like how you describe it and start using this tips in my videos, thanks

[Lil Byte 👾 @0xLilByte]

438 frames. 0 drawn by hand. 0 seconds in a video editor.

I broke down exactly how I turn one sentence into a video with AI + code, step by step, with real frames.

Step 7 is why people watch my videos twice. https://t.co/bRtKybNuKu

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@l1lkomi @X Hey! What about a Product manager?

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@l1lkomi He's not crying. That's the roadmap leaving his body

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

Every IT meeting has two versions:

1. What we said out loud.
2. What we were actually thinking.

This account is the second version.

Useful product advice, uncomfortable truths about roadmaps and metrics, and jokes about the job.

PMs included. Especially PMs.

[Olha @PMsaysIT]

@ka1manov Heh, that’s funny 😁