HeyJaredThinking In Public by Alperen Zeki Gokmen
This podcast is the audio version of my Substack newsletter, Thinking In Public. My name is Alperen Zeki Gokmen. Every two weeks, I share what I build, test and learn about AI, automation and startups. Two AI voices talk about my real projects and ideas.
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Thinking In Public – Issue #26 | The Magic Wore Off. Data Took Its Place. (opens the original)
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Four years of AI kept surprising me. This year stopped. My setup has barely moved since January. Something new shows up, I connect it, I keep working. What changed had nothing to do with a better model. What I pay attention to now is data. Your competitor calls the same API you do, at the same price, on the same day. What separates you is what goes into the call, and what you own that nobody else can reach. In August, Google paid ten million dollars for a collapsed airline’s internal email. A hu
Thinking In Public – Issue #25 | Stop Losing Four Days to Every Presentation: Build the Deck and the Presenter View in One Evening With Claude Code (opens the original)
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In this issue, I’m sharing the setup I use to prepare a training session from scratch. Not a review of presentation tools, and not a case for AI hype, but the actual folder, the two files inside it, and how the work gets done. This one is really about a shift in how I think about preparing to speak. Four days used to go into every session, three of them in Canva and a fourth spent typing the script into the little box under each slide. Now all of it comes together in one evening. I also get into
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