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by ednite 1y ago
Wow! One of my all time favorite books and authors and the reason I got into this field. Thanks for that info.
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What’s even wilder is that I used to work from 7 a.m. to 1 a.m. ,not every single day, but often enough, especially when chasing tight deadlines. For years I had no hobbies, just work. Recently, I changed mindset and spend evenings writing
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by ednite 1y ago
While this kind of intensity makes sense for founders, especially those deeply invested in their own vision, but it's worth saying out loud that if you're not a principal founder and you're trying to keep up with this kind of
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Billionaire cofounder has a warning for anyone who craves work-life balance(fortune.com)
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Sailing is definitely on my bucket list. Hope you get to share on YouTube!
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Absolutely, and for me, the biggest surprise was how it boosted my energy and clarity for my day job. Writing felt like a mental reset. Instead of draining me, it actually made me more productive. I think this can be said for any hobby we e
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by ednite 1y ago
It’s definitely writing and storytelling for me. But if you don't mind me suggesting, maybe the better question is: what hobby should we start? I genuinely think having a hobby should be a top priority for everyone, simply for the well
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by ednite 1y ago
Lots of insightful information. I’ve also been preaching—for lack of a better word—that we need more checks and balances in place, and fast. Like you say, AI isn’t just a tool anymore. If we’re not careful, we’ll end up serving it instead o
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by ednite 1y ago
Great article. I live a fully digital world, synced calendars and reminders, digital flowcharts, task management tools. And yet, I’ve got a giant whiteboard behind me like it’s 1999. There’s just something about scribbling on a physical boa
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by ednite 1y ago
I get what you’re saying, and agree there’s definitely a big risk right now of mass-producing poor-quality results. I see it happening every day. It’s especially concerning when the person using the tool doesn’t really understand the output
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by ednite 1y ago
The author makes a strong case against the current use of AI, and I agree that today’s tools can’t replace the deep thinking, creativity, and intuition that good programming requires. At best, they’re sophisticated parrots, useful in some w
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These are solid foundations that I agree with. A few things I’d add that really help me is writing things down in my own words during or right after reading, it forces clarity. I’m also a big fan of mind maps, drawing out simple diagrams o
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Some solid nuggets here. Totally agree on keeping it simple and not rushing. I’ve rushed things before to meet unrealistic deadlines, resulting in bad first impression. Took a step back, simplified, and let the design emerge. Ended up with
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by ednite 1y ago
Interesting piece. The author frames something I’ve come to believe that discovery shouldn’t be about polished pitches, it should be about authenticity, and honestly sharing your experience. While the article focuses on finding collaborato
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I'll give this a shot, speaking from experience. I’ve worked as a consultant with small and large organizations for most of my career, and I’ve seen this exact situation play out more times than I can count. If I could go back, I’d tel
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by ednite 1y ago
This is really interesting. As someone who constantly logs to-do and other notes txt files, I always try to keep things simple. This might be a game changer. I’ll give it a try. Thanks for sharing.
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Nice blog site. Thanks for sharing.
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I don’t think there’s a one-size-fits-all pricing strategy, despite in the age of AI. I separate my approach: On-site labor: is billed hourly, excluding travel. Project-based work: Whether it’s a new project or fixing legacy code, pricing s
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by ednite 1y ago
I’ll be watching them as well. He’s definitely entertaining on every level. Thanks again for sharing!
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Absolutely brilliant preview video! Alan Moore’s voice and storytelling talent are just mesmerizing. His course looks fantastic. I could honestly watch him talk about stories all day. Wish he had a whole YouTube channel. Seriously tempted t
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by ednite 1y ago
100% true. My best ideas have all shown up while showering, driving, or scrubbing dishes.
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What a Wandering Mind Learns(scientificamerican.com)
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With Google’s AI Overviews dominating search results, how long before AI providers start offering paid placement in those summaries? Feels like we’re heading toward a future where ads aren't just links anymore, but part of AI results i
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Google's AI search features are killing traffic to publishers(techcrunch.com)
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For me, goals define the what and when, they give direction and timeline. Constraints define the how and why, they shape focus, discipline, and intention. Together, they form a system that keeps progress going. I don’t see them as opposing
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If you already have a clear problem and real demand, you’re a step ahead, and 3 months is very feasible, just focus on execution. But if not, I’d make validation your priority. TL;DR: Start with the problem and real users. Get a commitment,
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by ednite 1y ago
Some great conversation starters here. For example, I always believed ostriches buried their heads in the sand to hide, turns out I was naively wrong. From wiki page: Ostriches do not stick their heads in the sand to hide from enemies or to
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by ednite 1y ago
This hits home. Before I published my first blog and video, I was doing everything except creating. I was procrastinating, researching, overthinking. YouTube is full of tutorials that can help you get started, but the real shift for me happ
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by ednite 1y ago
Apologies for the long reply, but I hope something in here helps. I think it's a good sign that you're reaching out for help and advice. That shows a level of self-awareness that’s important when dealing with burnout. Of course, I
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by ednite 1y ago
Killer books — literally. (Sorry, couldn’t resist.) I knew about toxic wallpaper, but hadn’t turned the page on poisonous books. (Apologies for the pun. I’ll see myself out.) But in all seriousness, I’m glad to see efforts like this helping

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