ar_turnbull

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by ar_turnbull 14d ago
I’ve been working on a thing where a bunch of raw content goes through a summarization pipeline and then gets manipulated with a bunch of checks to clean up copy and reduce clutter. And then the visuals get added with a set of fixed templat
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by ar_turnbull 2mo ago
Also feels copied from impeccable.style (which I think was the original anti-slop skill).
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by ar_turnbull 5mo ago
If it’s a collaborative doc, you could make a pretty quick WYSISWYG or markdown editor for inline editing. I’ve done something similar with Figma-like commenting and find myself pulling it into all kinds of personal projects.
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by ar_turnbull 5mo ago
I’ve been prompting my way to all kinds of interactive HTML artifacts the last month or so. It’s way more fun than making decks and static documentation. I even did a workshop with PartyKit cursors, dot voting, reflection comments, and an i
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by ar_turnbull 6mo ago
Heh. Same here. I had the same reaction to “everybody likes Facebook.”
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by ar_turnbull 6mo ago
Interesting. I made a skill for my Claude agent based on Wikipedia’s list of AI writing tells. /remove-ai-writing It works reasonably well (better if you run it a few times), but still benefits from a final pass by a human editor IMO.
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by ar_turnbull 6mo ago
Following as I also don’t love the idea of double paying anthropic for my usage plan and API credits to feed my pet lobster.
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by ar_turnbull 6mo ago
A little more background: Around this time last year I shared a talk on Enshittification, discussing what it means for design and technology professionals. Somehow it ended up being the #1 talk of the conference... so my team got to talking
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Show HN: E is for ENSHITTIFICATION – An illustrated children's book on big tech(evanshunt.com)
26 points by ar_turnbull 6mo ago|1 comments
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Oh this is neat. Explains why I’ve seen a few Kagi referrals in my analytics. Thanks for your work on this. It’s appreciated!
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Thanks. Definitely planning on checking this out! If I’m understanding correctly, you’d likely combine this with Figma MCP for reading? Ie. have Claude Code read the file to understand a request, then use this tooling to make modifications?
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
https://www.andrew-turnbull.com Portfolio site and writing that explores Product leadership, UX Design, and the overlap between the two.
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OKRs Made Easy: Goal-setting without the theatrics(andrew-turnbull.com)
2 points by ar_turnbull 9mo ago|0 comments
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Resources that helped me bridge the gap between UX and Product thinking(andrew-turnbull.com)
1 points by ar_turnbull 9mo ago|1 comments
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Over the last year I’ve been exploring the overlap between UX and Product leadership, and the growing tension between the two. I've compiled a list of books, talks, and other resources that helped me make sense of the divide. Sharing i
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
> The thing I’ve learned about leveling up in your career, or breaking through different ceilings, is that you really only realize that it happened in retrospect. Just like you don’t notice your hair growing or your face aging, you can’t
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
This is a cool explanation, great visualization. One note — on mobile the sticky section feels a bit tall making reading experience a bit clunky — maybe just screenshots from the simulation would do the trick, rather than live states? Eithe
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
As someone who always dabbled in code but never was a “real” developer, I’ve found the same thing. I know the concepts, I know good from bad — so all of a sudden I can vibe code things that would have taken me months of studying and debuggi
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Definitely worry about this with my mother-in-law. I cleaned the malware off her computer yesterday because she was complaining that "google was broken" and that "every time it filled the screen with advertisements." I d
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Just curious whether it would it make more sense as an app (even if it's just a wrapper)? Is that on the road map? I know technically you can download large files in the browser but do normal people understand that? On iOS with memory
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Enshittification and the Current State of Everything(andrew-turnbull.com)
2 points by ar_turnbull 9mo ago|0 comments
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
TLDR; - Look for friendship markets, not just activity groups - People are most open to new friendships when people are redefining themselves (i.e. school transitions, pregnancy, shifting identities). - You're not awkward, you're
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Ya ditto — I’m not sure why I’d use this compared to a new chat with some specific instructions in chatGPT. The idea is novel and has a great hook IMO, but it needs something that lasts beyond the initial hook. When I tried a rant the respo
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Wow. This is legit very cool. Hopefully it can be made widespread just in time for a cohort of aging millennials like myself.
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Thanks.
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Felt the same to me too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
End of an era. :-(
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
Haha you’re right — “quiet discipline” is quietly giving it away.
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by ar_turnbull 9mo ago
The point about recognizing what’s valuable and making sure you don’t outsource that resonates. The other day I was on LinkedIn and a Chief Design Officer at a notable company posted her reflections on leadership for the year. There were so
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by ar_turnbull 3y ago
Ehhh. Rim brakes are cheaper, that’s true. They’re easier to adjust as well. There is absolutely nothing wrong with a road bike with rim brakes on it. But so long as they’re set up properly, discs are also nice - and far more confidence ins

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