PODCAST · Lenny's Podcast

2026 年 9 月节目

4 期 · 4 期带分节

  • 09-27The grief, loneliness, and burnout sweeping through the tech industry right now | Molly Graham
    1. 00:00Molly Graham returns
    2. 03:34What is “Give away your Legos”?
    3. 05:44The origin story: Google, Facebook, and rapid scale
    4. 11:27What still holds true in an AI world
    5. 18:13Engineering’s identity shift: from rowing to steering
    6. 22:09Loneliness and the collapse of team structure
    7. 24:06The centaur and the reverse centaur
    8. 25:36The fear narrative: AI-branded layoffs and overblown doom
    9. 29:20Survey data: burnout is up to 55%, but half of people are thriving
    10. 35:07Cleaning up AI slop
    11. 40:01What’s actually different: delegating to AI vs. giving Legos to a human
    12. 42:02Why every worker is now a manager, whether they want to be or not
    13. 49:07Why giving things away creates space for new opportunities
    14. 55:27Advice for people in the age of AI
    15. 59:38What Legos you should never give away
    16. 01:03:12The human sandwich: vision at the top, AI in the middle, humans at the end
    17. 01:05:00Holding on to the things you love: grief, funerals, and what comes next
    18. 01:09:39Slow takeoff: why you’re not too late
    19. 01:13:32The most important skill to build right now
    20. 01:18:58A message for managers and leaders
    21. 01:24:17Key takeaways
    22. 01:31:42Final thoughts
  • 09-2090 minutes of unfiltered product advice from Snap and Discord’s product chief | Peter Sellis
    1. 00:00Introduction
    2. 02:48Why Peter avoided podcasts until now
    3. 05:44Designing teams like terrorist organizations
    4. 10:35Cult versus terrorist org: the key distinction
    5. 11:19Managing Nikita Bier
    6. 12:56Building orgs that handle spiky talent
    7. 15:16Why the median PM is probably bad
    8. 18:28Is the PM profession getting better?
    9. 20:49Snap’s three ads monetization challenges
    10. 25:03Snap’s underrated product track record
    11. 27:57Systems thinking
    12. 32:19Instagram copying Snapchat’s worst features
    13. 33:32Software moats
    14. 35:27Taste, museum curators, and the art of saying no
    15. 40:05OpenAI, ads, and the trust auction mechanism
    16. 46:25Counterintuitive lesson: ride your best people hard
    17. 50:13Why collaboration is often overrated
    18. 50:50Growth lives in the core product
    19. 57:50When to bet on something genuinely new
    20. 01:02:18SpaceX and sunsetting the Falcon 9
    21. 01:07:01Ambition as a learnable muscle
    22. 01:10:26Long-term greedy: the ads philosophy
    23. 01:13:36The Core Product Value framework
    24. 01:16:33The three oxymorons of a great PM
    25. 01:20:29Contrarian corner
    26. 01:26:00Lightning round and final thoughts
  • 09-08How we built Grok Bot in a month | Roman Ugarte (SpaceXAI)
    1. 00:00Introduction
    2. 02:09The origin story: building from scratch in one month
    3. 08:40Why Grok Bot was built as a separate product
    4. 11:20Manually onboarding a couple hundred people
    5. 14:29Hiding internal mechanics from users
    6. 18:41Timeline from beta to public launch
    7. 19:14Unshipping features and simplifying
    8. 23:50Early use cases and feedback
    9. 26:50Product philosophy: “Grok Bot can now”
    10. 30:02Cloud-first architecture
    11. 33:12The fresh-start advantage
    12. 35:54The vision: a true team of AI colleagues
    13. 39:20The “colleague-pilled” framework
    14. 42:36Work versus personal: one product or two?
    15. 47:14Long-lived agents, persistent memory, and the computer abstraction
    16. 51:04Grok Bot as an always-on infovore and chief of staff
    17. 53:35How fast the team moves and what preserves the startup feeling
    18. 58:20SpaceXAI pillars
    19. 1:00:44The first 90% vs. the last 10%
    20. 1:03:30Moving fast at scale
    21. 1:06:40How Cursor kept winning in the most competitive market in the world
    22. 1:10:04Company values: “deleting the product” and “just do the thing”
    23. 1:11:45Moats: discovered, not planned
    24. 1:15:11Tips for new users and power users
    25. 1:18:00Lightning round and final thoughts
  • 09-06Why companies are becoming a series of loops | Anish Acharya (a16z)
    1. 00:00Introduction
    2. 02:25The fear of AI creating a permanent underclass
    3. 05:25Why AI takeoff may be slower than expected
    4. 08:02How companies are actually adopting AI
    5. 11:25Building AI products with loops
    6. 15:25Why human intuition still matters
    7. 20:19What the winners in AI are doing differently
    8. 21:41Generalists vs. specialists
    9. 26:22How to become a model sommelier
    10. 32:03/loop make me happier
    11. 36:15Why Anish is optimistic about the future of AI
    12. 42:47What happens when models become too dangerous
    13. 46:29How AI will change jobs and ambition
    14. 51:34The state of consumer AI
    15. 54:30How to build a durable moat in AI
    16. 59:25The power of distribution and word of mouth
    17. 01:04:30Making bigger bets and rethinking pricing
    18. 01:09:17Advice for product builders in the AI era
    19. 01:11:48Lightning round and final thoughts