dlukdsza

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by dlukdsza 1y ago
Fair. Trust has to be earned, not claimed. How about having some guardrails, like requiring code snippets, and "lessons learned" before even seeing proposed AI-enhanced content? Obviously, people are people, and every tool can be
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by dlukdsza 1y ago
This is exactly the concern I'm trying to solve for—not against. You're right that optimizing for reach creates influencer theater. What if the product optimized for credibility within a smaller, technical audience instead? Instea
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by dlukdsza 1y ago
Harsh but fair. You're right that LinkedIn is already full of performative BS. My hypothesis: devs like you (and me - 500 connections, zero posts) avoid LinkedIn because we don't want to sound like those people. But recruiters&#x2
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by dlukdsza 1y ago
This is exactly the concern I need to solve. Current plan: AI drafts use YOUR actual words/patterns from chech-ins, and previous posts, not generic templates. You review/edit before posting. Think of it as "auto-formatting&qu
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by dlukdsza 1y ago
Fair point. I probably framed it wrong. I'm not trying to help everyone become a LI influencer, I'm solving for devs (like me) who know sharing work and ideas helps careers, but hate the performative "content creation" g
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Ask HN: Would you use daily check-ins to build your dev brand?(devcue.io)
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by dlukdsza 1y ago
I'm validating whether developers actually want this or if it's just me: Problem: I know personal branding helps career growth, but I have 500+ LinkedIn connections and zero posts. Writing "content" feels performative an