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Asha Sharma

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Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow

“At work? It's probably Thinking Machines, so it's all about treating the cause, not the symptoms. The prototypical example is if you want to solve traffic, you don't actually put up speed bumps or speed limits, you actually have to solve walkability and mobility and why people actually use cars. Outside of that, personally, the CMO of Instacart recommended to me Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow and I read it last month and last year and the year before because I love it so much. It's like this beautiful story over 10 years.”

Lenny's Podcast · 28 Aug 2025

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I think that Manus breakthrough in the space was that they could do these tool calling loops and have agents do longer running tasks that really no other platform was able to do. I think stuff like that is critical.

“I think that Manus breakthrough in the space was that they could do these tool calling loops and have agents do longer running tasks that really no other platform was able to do. I think stuff like that is critical.”
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Asha Sharma
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

02 / evaluation

I think that some of the most consequential products in the world required a bunch of deterministic, logical sets of inputs and sparks of creativity and imagination and judgment and vision that could not be achieved without humans.

“I think that some of the most consequential products in the world required a bunch of deterministic, logical sets of inputs and sparks of creativity and imagination and judgment and vision that could not be achieved without humans.”
Speaker
Asha Sharma
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast

03 / evaluation

At this point, we have AI and agents and many of our workflows, one of my favorite ones, so right now are my engineering partners out. So I jump on the live site bridges when something goes down and as something as simple as you can automatically get a summary of everything that just happened because usually, there's 15 people talking, you don't actually know where the incident started, where it's going to end and everything and then all of a sudden I have that and I can figure out and ask questions and get updates.

“At this point, we have AI and agents and many of our workflows, one of my favorite ones, so right now are my engineering partners out. So I jump on the live site bridges when something goes down and as something as simple as you can automatically get a summary of everything that just happened because usually, there's 15 people talking, you don't actually know where the incident started, where it's going to end and everything and then all of a sudden I have that and I can figure out and ask questions and get updates.”
Speaker
Asha Sharma
Publisher
Lenny's Podcast
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