Rohit Kumar Sharma

Trying to read through all the problems in life.

[hs @somalirev]

@bcherny 1) claude generates the code
2) your or claude then open a PR
3) it looks for bugs

seems a bit redundant when surely it could’ve done 3) at 1)

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

https://t.co/0x02fHQYIc

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

@Tristan0x @CGTNOfficial Seems like China is preparing for an all out war over Taiwan, with robots.

[Boris Cherny @bcherny]

I'm Boris and I created Claude Code. I wanted to quickly share a few tips for using Claude Code, sourced directly from the Claude Code team. The way the team uses Claude is different than how I use it. Remember: there is no one right way to use Claude Code -- everyones' setup is different. You should experiment to see what works for you!

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

@rafaldarlak @naval If you’re doing it right, you are in fact more of a soft eng, if anything. This might help - https://t.co/3LzMc6fDA6

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

Model can write all code that’s possible today. But -
Can it innovate?
Can it build the next k8s level tool?
What is the prompt to manual code ratio for building tools like A2UI?
@Google

[Naval @naval]

Vibe coding is the new product management.

Training and tuning models is the new coding.

[George from 🕹prodmgmt.world @nurijanian]

junior pm: i have to run my first global alignment meeting and i'm freaking out

senior pm: what's your plan?

junior pm: schedule the call, walk everyone through the proposal, get buy-in

senior pm: how many people?

junior pm: like 8 stakeholders across 4 time zones

senior pm: and you're meeting them for the first time... in the alignment meeting?

junior pm: well yeah. that's the point of the meeting

senior pm: there's your problem

junior pm: what do you mean?

senior pm: alignment meetings don't create alignment

junior pm: then what's the point?

senior pm: they confirm alignment you already have

junior pm: i don't follow

senior pm: have you talked to any of these 8 people yet?

junior pm: i sent them the pre-read

senior pm: that's not talking

junior pm: so i should... call them first?

senior pm: every single one. 1:1. before the big meeting

junior pm: that's 8 separate calls just to prep for 1 meeting

senior pm: now you're getting it

junior pm: seems like a lot

senior pm: it's the whole job

junior pm: what would i even say in these calls?

senior pm: you're not saying. you're listening

junior pm: listening to what?

senior pm: their fears. their motivations. their hidden objections

junior pm: why wouldn't they just say that in the meeting?

senior pm: politics. pride. audience

junior pm: so they'll tell me privately what they won't say publicly?

senior pm: if you ask right

junior pm: how do i ask right?

senior pm: frame it as soliciting their expertise

junior pm: "i'm new to this and want your input"?

senior pm: exactly. people love feeling like the wise advisor

junior pm: and then i just... shut up?

senior pm: shut up and write everything down

junior pm: what am i looking for?

senior pm: conflicting goals between stakeholders. who wants what and why

junior pm: ok say i do all this. what changes?

senior pm: two things

junior pm: go on

senior pm: first, you adjust your proposal based on what you learned

junior pm: makes sense

senior pm: second, you sprinkle their exact phrases into your presentation

junior pm: why?

senior pm: people support what they helped create

junior pm: even if they didn't technically create it

senior pm: especially then

junior pm: what about the difficult ones? the ones who'll disagree no matter what?

senior pm: you pre-negotiate

junior pm: how?

senior pm: in your 1:1, you say "i know you have concerns about X. i can't fully address them. can you disagree and commit in the meeting?"

junior pm: you can just ask that?

senior pm: you'd be surprised how often the answer is yes

junior pm: because you asked privately

senior pm: because you respected them enough to ask

junior pm: so the alignment meeting itself is basically...

senior pm: a ceremony

junior pm: confirming decisions already made

senior pm: in hallways. in 1:1s. in coffee chats

junior pm: the meeting before the meeting

senior pm: now you're ready to run alignment

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

@nurijanian This post was like an entire novel. The initial build up, the story, the climax. Left me wondering at the end too.

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

https://t.co/3LzMc6fDA6

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

The real pomodoro is "until the battery runs out".

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

My cursor window has gone from 75:25 to 50:50.

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

https://t.co/aHvrjvEsN4

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

"The financial system has decoupled from reality."
https://t.co/iasZLnVzO1

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

https://t.co/3VSA30qqh4

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

In the middle of an advanced voice chat with ChatGPT, I asked, "Why is Sam Altman so dismissive of @elonmusk?" - it keeps making weird sounds, while working perfectly well for other statements. Tried multiple times. Weird.

[Naval @naval]

IBM couldn’t build an OS so they were forced to partner with Microsoft.

Apple can’t build an AI so they’ll be forced to partner with the next Microsoft.

The only way out is to collaboratively fund a competitive open source model.

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

Stumbled upon this top-notch video on YouTube - https://t.co/syPECTWutp

Makes me wonder if there's a way to improve my YouTube feed, showing more of this good stuff instead of the attention-grabbing, useless content that's become the norm over the last few years.

[Rohit Kumar Sharma @rohitkhatee]

That awkward moment when you hit the limit on the smart model and have to use your brain.

The difference between the models as a collaborative worker is very apparent.