Jaedon_Proctor

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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
What made them impressive to you?
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
what's it about?
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Ask HN: What is the Most "Impressive" Person you know working on?
16 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|11 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
I like how you put it: "Not hiding behind a keyboard." More simply, Trust > Privacy.
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Ask HN: Real name vs. anonymous username – which do you use online and why?
29 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|74 comments
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Ask HN: Is AI as Transformative as the Internet Revolution?
1 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What Motivates you to keep going?
23 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|37 comments
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Ask HN: Full Time Founder Advice?
1 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What is the most valuable tool you use today?
2 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|3 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
This is a really great resource thank you! Honestly time to value is extremely efficient with you site so also definitely something we will explore thank you for sharing.
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Ask HN: Founders Advice – What are the best ways to drive users to your product?
5 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|4 comments
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Ask HN: Whats Your Take on How AI Will Impact Our Future?
4 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|7 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
This Medium article offers a quick 2-minute exploration of AI's impact on the future and aims to ignite a discussion. How do you see AI shaping the future of work—enhancing jobs or replacing them? What are your thoughts on AI's ef
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
Awesome work, excited to see what you have In store! The prebuilt functionality nodes make it easy to spin up quick automations.
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Ask HN: How has AI/Automation reshaped your work experience?
6 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|2 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
AI agent automation, and general workflow automation.
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
This captures the essence of the discussion I’m aiming to foster. I realize that labeling tasks as “trivial” might undermine their perceived importance, as highlighted by the examples in my title and the primary discussion here. However, my
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
Your viewpoint is 100% understandable and agreeable. I also don’t consider the tasks you mentioned as trivial. However, for the sake of discussion and my own learning, do you view these tasks as directly critical to adding value as a progra
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
I agree with pretty much everything you’ve said. However, do you think that within most organizations there are workflows that could be made more efficient? That’s where I find some disagreement with your last point. By removing what’s seen
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by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago
I certainly didn’t intend to undervalue the importance of strong and clear communication, which is undeniably crucial for the success of any team. However, my comment was aimed more at questioning the balance between the creation of documen
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Ask HN: Born to code forced to write confluence and attend meetings?
4 points by Jaedon_Proctor 2y ago|11 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
I definitely can see the point you are drawing at here, but In cases of code review, testing notes, PR comments - which typically is the bulk of the work in tickets for programmers (-mind you if your team has a PM) this is just not feasible
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
Yeah I can definitely resonate with that, but a-lot of the early insight and best practices I gained early on in my career were established doing code reviews. So I generally see them as a positive.
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
User stories/Tickets has been a common theme, Im curious if this work is exclusive to specific set of actions or if you are constantly are having to respond with different sets of data like specific testing notes, PR comments, etc. ?
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Ask HN: As a Developer What Tedious Task Do You Find Takes to Much of Your Time?
5 points by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago|9 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
I don't really have a true definition of great in this context, especially since it seems to require a comparison to others or adherence to someones criteria for achievement. By "great" I really meant reaching a point you&#x2
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
My reply comment to "confidantlake" is meant to address this statement as well.
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
Well there are general studies and cases to support this -- example: Blackwell, L. S., Trzesniewski, K. H., & Dweck, C. S. (2007). Implicit theories of intelligence predict achievement across an adolescent transition: A longitudinal stu
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Show HN: Automation Agents Made Easy(svvarm.tech)
5 points by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago|1 comments
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by Jaedon_Proctor 3y ago
I guess I tend to lean towards the growth mindset here. In my personal view and it may just be my own naivety. I do feel general intelligence or in this specific case programming capability can be developed to any level through sheer work a

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