Watch on YouTube Dennis Yang, Principal PM at Chime, demonstrates how he uses Cursor (an AI-powered IDE) as his complete workflow hub - writing PRDs in markdown, pushing them to Confluence/Notion via MCPs, reading and responding to comments with AI, creating detailed Jira tickets, and generating status reports. This showcases a fully AI-enabled product management workflow where he barely writes code but leverages Cursor's interoperability with tools like Jira, Confluence, and Figma to automate the busywork while staying in the loop for strategic decisions.
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Watch on YouTube Anthropic launched Claude Code on the web, letting developers code directly from browsers by connecting GitHub repos and running tasks in parallel across multiple projects. The new Haiku 4.5 model delivers 90% of Sonnet 4.5's coding performance at one-third the cost and twice the speed, making it ideal for implementation while Sonnet handles high-level planning.
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Watch on YouTube The AI Productivity Trap: Senior Boost, Junior Drag
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Watch on YouTube Marco Casalaina demonstrates live-coding a kid-friendly AI fortune teller app using GitHub Spark for his neighborhood Halloween block party. The 10-minute session shows how to quickly build and iterate on a mobile app that generates whimsical, age-appropriate fortunes with simple prompts.
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Watch on YouTube This comprehensive Linux troubleshooting guide breaks down a systematic 3-step approach to diagnose any system issue: identify the exact problem, gather relevant context, and check logs/configs. The video covers common hardware vs software issues, error message analysis, and practical solutions for boot problems, IO errors, library mismatches, and performance issues.
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