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yamatokaneko
6mo ago
The original link seems broken for some people due to URL encoding. Here’s a working version: https://medium.com/@yamatokaneko/what-notion-figma-and-pokem...
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What Notion, Figma and Pokémon got right about multi-player
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Show HN: A note-taking app where notes connect themselves
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8mo ago
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Show HN: A multi-player browser that makes any web app Figma-like
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
Hey, just tried it and love it!
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
I never thought comparing different models could be this fun! Generating a new image is great, but it would be even better if I could see multiple images from different models in the /feed, just to explore how other prompts look withou
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
I tried your example prompt with “Create a 1-week itinerary for XX trip” and was really happy with the results! It mapped out which day to visit where, which is usually the hardest part to visualize when planning. It reminded me of the firs
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
As a user, the issue with 1 and 2 is that you're constantly reminded of the cost, which discourages usage. Personally, I prefer 3, even though I know I might be wasting some value by not hitting the limit each month. I think it’s becau
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1y ago
I typed in “Kevin!” and it said “Home Alone.” Bookmarked!
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
When my kids ask me questions I can’t answer (which is... all the time), I usually just open ChatGPT, repeat the question, and let it respond. Then the kids start asking the phone directly, usually followed by “Too difficult! Make it easier
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
This is so cool! At what point did you start thinking about this project? Like, were you quietly working on it a year ago after every run, just waiting for this moment? And hey, great run in Japan! (Tokyo here!) I love the map visualization
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
> I often need a quick chart for a README file, a Slack message, or a simple presentation, and firing up Google Sheets or Excel always felt like overkill. I totally get this! At the same time, I often find I don’t even need actual number
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
That’s exactly how I use ChatGPT, to rewrite my writing by asking for 3 variations instead of just one. The issue with Gmail’s built-in writing assistant is that it only gives a single suggestion, and it’s always a binary yes/no. I usu
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1y ago
I’d look at how purchased users behave after a year. If they’re still actively using the product, that’s a good signal to consider switching to subscription. Also, if usage frequency is high—daily or weekly, that’s another strong case for s
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1y ago
The first company that came to mind is Unity. Epic has Unreal and actively dogfoods it by developing Fortnite. But Unity doesn’t really have a flagship product like that, right? I'm sure they use it internally to build sample games, bu
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
> AI gives output that is half right and our only option was to either keep chatting laboriously or copy it to a Google Doc. So true. Current chat interfaces are terrible for saving, searching, or sharing. Whenever I want to keep a speci
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1y ago
It’s not a perfect analogy, but I think there’s a parallel to coding. Thanks to LLMs, I actually enjoy writing more than before. I spend less time typing and more time thinking about the core idea. Every time AI rewrites my messy draft, I f
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1y ago
I don’t think it’s about the tool. Whether it’s Confluence or Notion, if the company doesn’t value documentation, it’s never going to stick. I don’t have a clear answer, but I think the future lies in automatic capture + AI search, not manu
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I totally get that PM feeling. Whenever I get a rare couple of hours with Figma (maybe once every 3 months), it’s oddly satisfying.
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1y ago
Would be awesome if I could try it out right on the landing page, just 1 or 2 quick messages to get a feel for it. I also thought students emailing professors or recruiters could be a great target audience. The more casual the original mess
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1y ago
I think it’s a very interesting approach. Could be for a niche group, likely power users of LLMs who are often mobile and value privacy. Any thoughts on how small this hardware could eventually become?
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1y ago
Really love this app! The only issue is that with all the AI search and Spotify playlists, I recognize songs instantly, but can’t name a single one!
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
When you mentioned you’ve “recovered from burnout a bit,” do any of the options you listed actually feel exciting to you? Assuming going back to your old job or job hunting isn’t your top pick, do things like a longer sabbatical or a total
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I think AI-generated content is a perfect fit for this kind of use case: – I don’t want to choose what to play every time I start working – I don’t want to hear the same patterns repeating That said, I haven’t found anything that really nai
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1y ago
Tech seems to have reduced foot traffic but not car traffic. Kind of ironic... > i cant name one young rising startup that was hot like snapchat. so that was disappointing when i was job hunting. I’ve had the same thought. Maybe Tinder o
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1y ago
>Less of a young startup crowd. Maybe people got older and rich and retired early. nooo
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yamatokaneko
1y ago
I also went to college in LA about 10 years ago, though I haven't been back since. Most of my business travel takes me to SF. I really enjoyed my time there and would love to hear, what surprised you most about how LA has changed?
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1y ago
Working on the side project is usually the best way to find a co-founder. This got me thinking, which of the most successful startups actually began as side projects…Maybe it’s worth to mention as a story in this website to inspire visitors
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1y ago
I can’t do deep work without Pomodoro. Would love to have different background music for work vs. break! It’d help remind me to restart the timer.
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1y ago
Really like the sound. Do you loop a specific part, or is the whole track generated by AI?
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