Logan

[Logan @loganlincoln]

@thsottiaux honestly! you guys have me actually looking at GLM coding plans. hopefully this is resolved.

[Logan @loganlincoln]

@thsottiaux GPT-5.6 Sol feels less like autocomplete and more like an engineering partner. It can trace a bug across a real codebase, make the fix, and verify the result without losing the thread. That’s why I switched to Codex: less prompting, more shipping.

[Logan @loganlincoln]

@cmkusher Hey mate, getting behind the Claude code inside VS code bandwagon. But I throw in codex for code review as well. It's all about spec. Spec spec spec. Review it from all the angles, get specialist agents (eg UX) to review every spec doc before delivery. Hmu if you wanna chat

[Logan @loganlincoln]

We are returning to a hands-on culture.
The future belongs to PMs who stop waiting for resources and start reducing the time-to-value.
If you can’t build the prototype, you probably shouldn’t be defining the strategy.
#ProductSense #AI #OperatingModel

[Logan @loganlincoln]

The "Product Manager" title is on life support. The "Product Builder" is taking its place.
We’re seeing the biggest shift in our operating model since Agile.
The era of writing Jira tickets and waiting for engineering capacity is over. Here is the operational reality of the shift

[Logan @loganlincoln]

3. The Eval (Governance): This is the critical piece most people miss.
As OpenAI’s Kevin Weil notes, writing "evals" is the new hard skill.
Building is easy. Rigorously testing if the output solves the user problem—without hallucinating or drifting—is where the real work lies.

[Little Mr Bouqs @littlemrbouqs]

Launching Soon! http://t.co/YjdLBWzIdT #brisbaneflowers #brisbaneflorist #flowersbrisbane