Lenny Rachitsky: belief

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…Absolutely. Yeah, I think that's absolutely right. And even more than that, just find a way to bring yourself to it, right? What is the thing that you can do in this role that is unique to you that you're the most comfortable with, right, where you really have high impact. I don't know. I tend to be very, it's kind of a joke because I'm a programmer, I tend to be a very binary person, right? I'm either all in or all out on something. So whenever I do something, I do it with just a ridiculous amount of intensity, for better or for worse. So I find the ways to do stuff. I tend to be very unhappy if I can't be intense in something successfully, and then if I can be intense in it successfully, I'm happier and the people around me are probably less happy, but stuff happens. Anyways, I get things done. Speaking of getting things done and being intense and working things that are really interesting, you're responsible for some of the cutting-edge work happening at Microsoft in AI. You're spending a lot of time in AI. I'm curious to get your take on just what you find interesting, where you think things are going, what people should know about AI. I'll share a couple of quotes that you put out somewhere that I have here that I think are cool. One is, "AI isn't a feature of your product. Your product is a feature of AI." I love that one. Yeah.…

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