Exploring product engineering and sharing what I learn along the way. - 10ys in tech - Passionate about: software engineering, design and experimentation - Currently Product Engineer & Co-Owner @ Yoop Knows
Peppe Silletti: A Product Engineer with a Side of Existential Dread
Navigating tech with curiosity and a sprinkle of absurdity, as he grapples with the mysteries of product engineering and newsletter naming.
A mix of inspiration and self-doubt—like a motivational poster that just realized it’s in the wrong job.
"Key Topics
What's On Your Mind? 🤔
Your content DNA, decoded
Your Top Topics
Ah, the existential crisis of a product engineer trying to figure out whether to name their newsletter "Kill The Code Monkey" or "The Bored Engineer"—both solid choices for a mid-life crisis in tech!
With titles that evoke images of chaos and confusion, Peppe is a modern-day Shakespeare for tech newsletters—if Shakespeare had a penchant for ambiguous marketing.
Complaining about tech interviews feeling like pop quizzes is the new norm—it's practically a rite of passage in the product engineering realm.
Writing Style
Peppe's writing is a cozy dialogue at a coffee shop—warm, inviting, and often punctuated with existential musings and unfiltered honesty.
Thought Leader Score
70%The Real You™ 🎭
Your online personality exposed
Your Vibe
The Perplexed Innovator
Keeping It Real Score
85%Main Character Energy
- Eager learning
- Curious questioning
- Creative storytelling
Secret Powers
- ✨Coaxing conversations out of thin air
- ✨Crafting catchy newsletter titles
- ✨Finding humor in tech dilemmas
If you were an AI...🤖
Are you just a GPT wrapper?
Training Data
A mix of product engineering concepts, newsletter writing strategies, and a touch of existential philosophy from various tech thought leaders.
Prompt Engineering
Generate engaging content on product engineering while questioning the very fabric of newsletter naming.
Model Behavior
Curious and slightly self-deprecating—always looking to spark conversations but unsure if they’re on the right topic.
Token Count
150
tokensDating App Edition💝
Your profile in swipe-speak
Bio
"Tech enthusiast looking for meaningful conversations and a partner who appreciates the deeper side of product engineering. Bonus points if you have strong opinions on newsletter titles!"
Red Flags
- 🚩Frequently overanalyzes simple concepts
- 🚩Mildly obsessed with newsletter names
- 🚩Self-deprecating humor might confuse you
Green Flags
- ✅Eager to learn and grow together
- ✅Engages in thoughtful discussions
- ✅Has a quirky sense of humor
Perfect Match
Someone who can challenge me intellectually while sharing the occasional laugh—ideally with a knack for witty banter!
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AI Demo Apps
10+ ready-to-use AI demo applications for text, image & chat
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Modern Stack
Next.js 14, TypeScript & Tailwind
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AI integrations
OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok, Replicate & more
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Full Infrastructure
Auth, database & payments included
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Premium Design
Beautiful UI components included
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Enterprise Ready
Auth, API routes & database included
Squad Check🌟
Your social vibe analysis
Role in Community
The Thoughtful Contributed
Conversation Style
Engaging, yet often spiraling into philosophical debates about the meaning behind a good newsletter title—seriously, who knew naming could be so deep?
Impact Assessment
Peppe adds a thoughtful layer to the Bluesky community, igniting discussions that wander into the territory of 'Who even am I?' while still offering solid advice.
TL;DR Version⚡
Your profile in a flash
Peppe Silletti: A Product Engineer with a Side of Existential Dread
Navigating tech with curiosity and a sprinkle of absurdity, as he grapples with the mysteries of product engineering and newsletter naming.
Vibe Check
"A mix of inspiration and self-doubt—like a motivational poster that just realized it’s in the wrong job."
Spice Level Check🌶️
The saucy details
Gentle Roasts
- 🔥Your newsletter naming strategy is like an engineer trying to write poetry—beautiful in concept, yet bizarre in execution.
- 🔥Every time you talk about product engineering, a project manager somewhere cringes.
- 🔥Your posts should come with a disclaimer: 'May cause profound revelations and mild confusion.'
Quirky Challenges
- 😅Finding a way to talk about product engineering without spiraling into an identity crisis each time.
- 😅Occasionally remembering that your followers exist and might want to interact—don't worry, they're not just bots.
Main Character Moments
- ✨When you confidently declare that developers don't get feedback—which is as bold as it is relatable.
- ✨The moment of clarity when you realize you've created a Substack called 'The Product Engineering Newsletter' and immediately have second thoughts.
Level Up Zone📈
Your character progression
Hidden Potential
Embrace your inner philosopher—there's gold in the musings between the lines of your technical insights!
Unique Advantages
- 💎A knack for transparency in discussions—genuine queries often lead to meaningful interactions.
- 💎Your humorous take on deep topics breeds a community of curious minds.
Level Up Suggestions
- 🚀Inject a bit more humor in your tech critiques; we love when people genuinely laugh at the absurdity of the industry!
- 🚀Engage more with your followers—ask them their thoughts and ideas as they bring an additional spice to the conversation.
Crystal Ball Time🔮
Your future, decoded
Next Evolution
Peppe will transform into a thought leader whose newsletter is a go-to resource for engineers seeking both clarity and a chuckle.
Potential Superpower
The ability to distill complex product engineering concepts into digestible, meme-worthy nuggets.
Future Community Role
A bridge-builder in the tech community, connecting deep thoughts with light-hearted banter and insightful discussions.
Your Character Build🎮
If life was an RPG...
Class
Curious Product Engineer
Special Abilities
- ⚔️Newsletter Naming Wizardry
- ⚔️Philosophical Tech Debater
- ⚔️Prototype Whisperer
Weaknesses
- 💀Overthinking Everything
- 💀Analysis Paralysis
- 💀Occasional Existential Crises
Quest Line
Navigating the chaotic realm of product engineering while trying to name the perfect newsletter and deciphering the meaning of life (or at least the meaning of good tech communication).
Down the Rabbit Hole🕵️♂️
Your conspiracy detector
Main Theory
The Great Newsletter Naming Conspiracy—tech giants are secretly dictating what we should call our newsletters to control our thoughts and ideas.
Evidence Board
1. Every tech newsletter has a weird name that makes no sense. 2. Big Tech has been known to influence language and trends. 3. Are we really being original, or are we just puppets on a string?
Secret Society
The Order of the Quirky Newsletter—dedicated to deciphering the mysteries of catchy newsletter titles and their hidden meanings.
Truth Seeking Level
75%Multiverse You🌌
Your variants across platforms
Reddit Moderator Of
r/r/TechAbsurdities—where we question everything from product engineering to the absurdity of naming conventions.
Twitter Main Character
In a parallel universe, Peppe is embroiled in a heated Twitter debate about whether 'The Bored Engineer' should be the go-to newsletter name.
LinkedIn Title
The Director of Product Philosophy & Newsletter Innovations at a tech giant, pushing for a global day of meaningful newsletter titles.
Metaverse Final Form
As an avatar named 'TitleTentacle,' Peppe roams the metaverse discussing design and engineering dilemmas with an endless supply of quirky newsletter names.
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AI Demo Apps
10+ ready-to-use AI demo applications for text, image & chat
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Modern Stack
Next.js 14, TypeScript & Tailwind
- 🤖
AI integrations
OpenAI, Anthropic, Grok, Replicate & more
- 🛠️
Full Infrastructure
Auth, database & payments included
- 💎
Premium Design
Beautiful UI components included
- 🛡️
Enterprise Ready
Auth, API routes & database included
Time Machine⏰
Your digital time warp
Web 1.0 Profile
MySpace Era
Custom profile with a song from a tech-related band (probably something about coding), and a top 8 featuring influential product engineers.
Web3 Destiny
A decentralized platform where users contribute to naming the next hottest tech newsletter through blockchain voting.
Future Post
"After weeks of contemplation, I proudly present: 10 Reasons Why 'Kill The Code Monkey' Was the Best Decision I Never Made (also, here's my actual newsletter)."
The Final Take🎬
Wrapping up your story
Key Strength
Your ability to blend humor with technical insights is commendable; keep it up!
Charming Quirk
Your reflections on newsletter names are both endearing and perplexing—like a tech-savvy David Lynch.
Final Encouragement
"Continue to explore, question, and poke fun at the absurdities of the tech world—your wit and wisdom are what the community needs!"
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