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Roles Aren't Converging, They're Expanding: How Atlassian's PMs Work in the AI Builder Era
At the Lenny and Friends Summit, Atlassian CPO Tamar Yehoshua addressed a question they said had come up in many conversations over the past year or two: what is the job of a product manager now? Thei
19:20Scaling Through Yourself: Elena Verna on the Rise of the High-Impact Individual Contributor
Elena Verna usually speaks about product-led growth and product-led sales. At the Lenny and Friends Summit she spoke about careers instead, and specifically about her own. After years of leading teams
19:12Robby Stein on the PM's Core Skill: Making Great Decisions
When AI can help build almost anything, what still separates a product people love from one nobody uses? Speaking at the Lenny and Friends Summit, Robby Stein, who worked on Instagram Stories, Reels,
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The "Ultimate Egg Bowl" Made by Folding a Runny Fried Egg Over Rice, and a Frank Verdict on a Sweet New Mayonnaise
In a sponsored video for Ajinomoto's Pure Select Mayonnaise, cooking expert Ryuji shows how to make a rice bowl topped with a fried egg wrapped around tuna mayo, along with a microwaved bean sprout si
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The As-If Rule, From Ractors to ZJIT to AI Agents: Aaron Patterson's Rails World 2026 Closing Keynote
Aaron Patterson (Tenderlove) closed Rails World 2026 with a talk about performance, organized around one question: when an optimization changes what a program does, who can tell? His answer, drawn fro
1:03:41Matz, DHH, and Jeremy Daer on What It Means to Be a Rubyist When Agents Write the Code
At Rails World 2026, Jeremy Daer of 37signals sat down with Yukihiro "Matz" Matsumoto, Ruby's creator, and David Heinemeier Hansson (DHH), Rails' creator, for a fireside chat on the future of Ruby and
49:03Maintaining the Local Workshop: Robby Russell on Why Mending Is the Job
Robby Russell, founder of the Rails consultancy Planet Argon, gave the closing keynote at Rails World 2026. The central question: when producing code is getting cheaper, where does the most valuable e
1:34:14Why "Give Away Your Legos" No Longer Fully Holds in the Age of AI: Molly Graham on Grief, Fear, and What to Keep
For about 13 years, Molly Graham has given the same career advice: as your company grows, give away your projects, teams, and responsibilities instead of clinging to them. She calls this "giving away
23:54Remaking the "Ultimate Garlic Butter Chicken" After Six Years: Why Ryuji Pairs It With Rice Using Only Chicken and Garlic, and How They Keep the Channel Going
In this episode, cooking researcher Ryuji remakes garlic butter chicken as part of the "Ultimate" series. Six years ago, Ryuji published a simple garlic butter chicken recipe titled "Rice Killer." Thi
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The Flirting Secret Behind Three Classic Movie Scenes: Why Great Chemistry Starts With Calm
Dating and relationship coach Matthew Hussey analyzes three flirting scenes from films: Vanilla Sky, Yes Man, and Blow. For each one, Hussey explains what makes the flirting effective on the surface.
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Will Kei Tanaka, Who Has Made a Practice of Building Habits, Rank a Smart Bath Mat Among His "Three Sacred Treasures"?
Business Journal TV's special series "Best Buy Challenge: Habit-Building Edition" asks top performers to name three favorite items that support their success, after which a company president pitches o
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Can China Win the AI Race? Cheap Models, Open Weights, and a Price War with the US
As AI leaders warn of existential risk and call for slowing development, a Bloomberg video report asks whether China can win the AI race it is running against the United States. The piece argues that
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Dove Cameron's Final Valentino Wedding Dress Fitting in Rome
Four days before her wedding to Damiano David, Dove Cameron arrives in Rome for her final wedding dress fitting at Valentino. Over the course of the visit she talks about why she never pictured a trad
45:13How Big-Eater YouTuber Zousan Pakupaku Finished Ryuji's First-Ever 5kg "Good Fortune Oyakodon"
In this episode, cooking researcher Ryuji, as a tie-in project for the sports lottery "MEGA BIG," makes a 5kg oyakodon using lucky ingredients and has big-eater YouTuber Zousan Pakupaku eat it. It was
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Sarah Paine on Why Wars Are Easy to Start and Hard to End
Sarah Paine's lecture is about war termination. Her starting point is that getting into wars is easy, getting out of them is hard, and getting out of them with what you wanted is harder still. She use
21:46Avoiding "Zombie UI": Katie Dill on Keeping Intent and Craft Alive in the AI Building Boom
Katie Dill of Stripe opened her talk at the Lenny and Friends Summit with a history lesson about architecture. She argues that the AI boom closely resembles the building boom that followed World War I
22:29Marty Cagan's Ten Regrets: Revisiting the Advice in Inspired
At Lenny and Friends Summit, Marty Cagan, whose book Inspired many product people own in dog-eared copies, gave a talk about what he regrets in his own product advice. He had put off the exercise for
19:29Ramp's Geoff Charles on Finding the Next Bottleneck When Coding Is No Longer the Constraint
At Lenny and Friends Summit, Ramp CPO Geoff Charles argued that faster AI coding doesn't make product development fast. It moves the bottleneck somewhere else. Charles's claim is that the winning team
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Rohto Pharmaceutical Introduces a "Non-Neutralized" Azelaic Acid Serum: A Look at Its New Research and the "DRX AZA Clear Serum"
Rohto Pharmaceutical has released new research on azelaic acid, an ingredient drawing attention for addressing excess sebum, pores, and acne. Until now, high-concentration azelaic acid formulations ha
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Claudia Sulewski's Final Oscar de la Renta Fittings for Her Wedding to Finneas
Claudia Sulewski takes Vogue into Oscar de la Renta's Beverly Hills location for the last fitting before her wedding. It is the first time she will see the final version of each dress. Every earlier f