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Great job! Looks very useful for interactive content creations and product showcasing. Definitely will testing it more. Thanks for sharing.
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Solid article and great advice in my opinion. One simple takeaway for me is managing well means being accessible to your team at all times. I completely agree that managers shouldn't encourage criticism of other team members, even by s
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The best advice as others mentioned and the one that hits closest to home, is to write for yourself. Do it for the love of the craft, not for the clicks or metrics. The rest may follow, or it may not, but either way, it’s worth it. I’m jus
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Reading this thread, and having been around a while, I agree with most of what’s being said. If I could go back and coach my younger self through the mess of work life (promotions, burnout, undervaluation), I’d hand over three books that en
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Great discussion. From my understanding, Joel Spolsky pushed back against devs wanting to leave the industry due to cost-center culture and outsourcing. In today's context, AI is triggering similar feelings of displacement, burnout, lo
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Noted for next time. The article itself is excellent. Sorry if my comment felt out of place for HN. I added extra context to get more discussion going, this topic really interests me.
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Wolfram’s “bigger brains” piece raises the intriguing question of what kinds of thinking, communication, or even entirely new languages might emerge as we scale up intelligence, whether in biological brains or artificial ones. It got me thi
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Whoa…
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Wow, decades in this field and it finally took your comment to connect my childhood LEGO obsession with coding. Simple enough, but it never actually crossed my mind. The funny thing is, I’ve always linked my love for storytelling to LEGO b
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Honestly, I’m kind of all over the place with my writing right now, but I can’t stop. It’s one of the reasons I finally joined HN. I’ve been a long-time reader here but recently decided to start sharing my 2-cents here and there. I starte
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Thanks for sharing. I just added Smarter Faster Better to my reading list, along with Annie Murphy Paul’s The Extended Mind. Both seem to explore how breaking out of autopilot can unlock better thinking, which is exactly what I’ve been noti
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Great discussion. In my opinion, the real takeaway isn’t about notebooks vs. digital tools, it’s about what shifts your mental gears. Every time we switch modes, it forces our brain to pay attention differently. That fresh context can boos
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Well said. I’m just pointing out that platforms aren’t really designed to promote meaningful interactions, they’re designed to keep us engaged and clicking. And because of that, it’s hard for thoughtful, meaningful content to really thrive
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While this article doesn’t directly mention ads or algorithmic feeds, in my opinion, the dynamic it describes feels deeply tied to them. The internet’s shift toward tribal, memetic behavior isn’t just cultural, it’s deeply structural and dr
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Curious what others have switched to (or were using already). I’ve been emailing myself articles and organizing them with a bookmark manager,it works, but feels tedious at times. Anyone here found a better workflow?
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Mozilla is shutting down Pocket(theverge.com)
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From the article: "On multiple occasions it attempted to blackmail the engineer about an affair mentioned in the emails in order to avoid being replaced, although it did start with less drastic efforts." ...maybe it’s time I start
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Anthropic's new AI model shows ability to deceive and blackmail(axios.com)
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Thanks for sharing, packed with solid insights.
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I agree with your comment and couldn’t agree more with this article. It’s solid advice for anyone just starting out with a product or service. Speaking authentically and admitting you don’t have all the answers is genuine, not weak. That ki
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The piece provides an open and modest behind-the-scenes look at the author's dedication to her work and will to maintain her creative identity in the face of adversity. As someone who just started blogging and sharing stories, I'm
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I think about this a lot. If you're early in your career, it must feel like you're staring at a technological fork in the road, with AI standing there ominously, waving both paths like it's the final boss in a RPG game. Betwe
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Definitely will check it out. Thanks on a subatomic scale!
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Thank you.
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That is great news. The last time I checked, there was a long waitlist and needed to book online (maybe COVID-related?). Appreciate you sharing this story.
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Just to clarify, I’m not disparaging the value of business context or domain expertise. But I’m genuinely curious how companies are evaluating AI talent, especially when there’s little to no technical foundation. Have any of you seen these
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Ask HN: Anyone Dealt with Non-Technical AI Consultants?
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That's awesome. My wife and I have been thinking about visiting CERN too. Curious, what part of the visit stood out as especially impressive? Last I checked, there was a pretty long waiting list for tours.
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This is the same video featured in the news article. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Ycn46hUGMw8
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I totally get where you’re coming from, and you're right to flag the risk of this mindset turning into hoarding. I think your approach is good advice for many. I realize my original comment may have unintentionally encouraged that, so

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