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Show HN: DroidClaw – Turn old Android phones into AI agents
(droidclaw.ai)
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HN: DunSocial – AI scheduler that learns your voice and writes your posts
(dunsocial.com)
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Hey HN. I built DunSocial because I kept ghosting my own social media. Had things to share but hated the process. Every scheduler assumes you have content ready. I never did. So I built one that writes for you. It learns how you talk. Remem
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We log everything except the reason
(sanju.sh)
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9mo ago
Read Foundation Capital's essay on decision traces. Good insight, too many words. Made a simpler version with interactive examples
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Stop asking people how your design looks
(sanju.sh)
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2y ago
Hey — if I could tell past-me one thing, Stop asking people how your design looks. That question invites vague feedback from people who don’t use your thing. You want behavior. Friction. Patterns. Wrote a short note to remind myself too!!!
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AI Is Learning Taste
(sanju.sh)
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2y ago
Hey folks, I wrote a short blog on something I’ve been thinking about—what happens when AI starts to understand taste? Everyone talks about AI replacing coders and writers. But what if the real shift is when it starts to replace taste?
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Stop Trying to Do It All, One Task Is Enough
(sanju.sh)
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2y ago
Hey all, I explain in the blog how focusing on the most important task helps me move forward. I stopped multitasking and started making real progress. - Sanju
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2y ago
Made up? Hardly. I hear you, but reality isn’t as tidy as a research paper. Planning only gets you so far; timing and luck do the rest. IYKYK!
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2y ago
Plans are guesses... treating them as facts is the real danger. Adapt as you learn, or they become traps.
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"It's too hard to change the plan now" +1 Agreed. Plans fail when sticking to them matters more than adapting... TBH, the best plans know when to shift. Flexibility > Rigidity
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2y ago
This is the whole point of the post... Success rarely comes from what we aim for—it’s often about timing & flow. Perfection can hold us back, but staying open leads to breakthroughs. Few irl examples: 1. Spend hours perfecting a video,
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2y ago
Here are a couple of Reddit threads on accidental inventions. It’s wild how small, unexpected moments led to some of the biggest discoveries ever. Uncertainty has its own kind of magic—it can spark the best ideas. - What was invented by acc
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2y ago
Exactly. 'That's funny…' is when you realize you were looking at it wrong all along...
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2y ago
Yeah, I totally get it... When you let things flow instead of sticking to a rigid plan, you end up finding better ideas. It’s like the pressure’s off, and the real work happens naturally. That freedom makes everything more productive ;)
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Yeah, planning can feel like a trap sometimes. But take the example of the discovery of penicillin. It was a fluke... If the scientist had followed rigid steps, he might’ve missed that moment. Flexibility and being open to surprises is key.
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Why overplanning makes projects fail?
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Why do some of our best ideas come out of nowhere? This post talks about how planning too much can kill creativity, and why greatness often shows up when you least expect it.
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Fli.so – A Beautiful, Self-Hosted URL Shortener for Businesses
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Hey Sanju here, Fli.so is a simple, self-hosted URL shortener built for businesses. It lets you create branded short links, track their performance, and add features like password protection and link expiration. It's open-source and ea
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I just scraped this HN comments & blog post, fed them to NotebookLLM, and BAM! This podcast was born. Mind blown. https://x.com/spikeysanju/status/1840708506749399479
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Show HN: Tired of Missing GitHub Updates? Try This AI Tool
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I run a design studio. We make story maps a lot. It's a pain. So I built a tool called Uiino. It lets you make story maps with plain text. Later, I added AI. Now it can generate maps instantly. It's helped tons of people map out t
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2y ago
Simple. If you're using an Apple device, go to Settings → Keyboard → Text Replacement → Add Your Prompt. For example, Replace: !rw With: "Rewrite this using simple words: {your_content}" So, whenever I type "!rw", i
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Ask HN: Is there a website for finding underrated people doing cool stuff?
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2y ago
Interesting. Just wish it handled larger image layers a bit better!
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2y ago
thanks. you make good points about learning & building. they do go hand in hand. my main message is about finding your "why" first. why learn? why build? that's where motivation comes from. i've seen too many folks b
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