Hey there! Welcome to a new edition of Hybrid Hacker! 🌟
Every week I share the top articles I have found and personally read on the internet. I only share the stuff I believe it’s worth your time.
100% signal, 0% slop.
I mainly read things from my public daily digest, which curates an ever growing list of sources. Here is this week’s best stuff 👇
🌀 The Best Ideas from LDX3 and ProductLab
12 min • by Luca Rossi
I am back from LDX3 in New York and ProductLab in Berlin, and this week I wrote up the bits that stuck the most with me, from the two conferences!
🥇 The Manager’s Path in the Age of AI
13 min • by Camille Fournier
Camille asks what still belongs to managers when AI raises individual output and eats the small day-to-day interactions that build trust and rapport across an org. This is the written version of the talk I heard at LDX3. I loved 100% of it and it gave me a lot to think about.
🥈 Code Yellow, Code Red
11 min • by James Stanier
James walks through declaring a Code Yellow after months of instability eroded some customer trust. Running it well means clear communication, defined goals, and company-wide support to fix problems, without blame.
🥉 Trying the Software Factory Pattern
3 min • by Will Larson
Will is trying a “software factory” loop: agents audit the project’s goals and metrics, keep track of state on Linear, work on the non-blocked tasks, and re-check when the description goes stale. This was short and practical, and a good read.
And that’s it for today! If you find this list useful, please share it with your friends!
You can also read the very same things I read every day via this free daily digest 📬
See you next week!
Sincerely 👋
Luca