Andrew Ambrosino
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first heard Jun 2026
last heard 28 Jun
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Our product managers speak technical language and write code.
Alexander has a master's degree in computer science, which is, I do not have a master's degree in computer science.
So we've seen a lot of role collapse.
And I think that one of,
One of the ways that we describe how the groups work together is that there's significantly more overlap in the roles than there used to be.
And everybody's sort of defined less by the fence and the boundaries of where design stops and engineering starts, but more the average of where they're working, right?
So like, you know, if you average up all of the things that somebody on our design team does, there's plenty of code writing things.
There's plenty of things that are product work, but on average, like there are dots over here, right?
If you draw it out on a diagram.
And this sort of speaks to the process too, especially because
the entirety of the Codex app has been formed by the dogfooding loop, there is a desire among all of us to try to do as much as possible in the app, even when it's not the best tool, so that it can become the best tool.
And so a lot of design we all work on by using the app and say, okay, what's broken about this?
This is a whole thing we do, which is that we often don't improve our process
So that we can make the product better to do it, which is a deeply like uncomfortable place to be in.
But, you know, week to week, it's changing.
No.
I believe that this might have started with Xerox.
First company I interned at, it was a company called UpThere, did the same thing.
This has been around.
But it's much more common now, but it is kind of a tradition in...
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