Amaury-El

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by Amaury-El 1y ago
I really like this kind of exploration that blends natural principles, aesthetics, and engineering. It is not just a technical breakthrough but a fresh way of thinking about what it means to land. I can imagine how meaningful it would be if
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
Using AI to help with code felt like working with a smart but slightly unreliable teammate. If I wasn’t clear, it just couldn’t follow. But once I learned to explain what I wanted clearly and specifically, it actually saved me time and help
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
I used to avoid the sun, thinking that staying out of it was the healthier choice. But after spending long periods indoors, especially during the darker winter months, I started feeling constantly tired and low. A blood test later showed I
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
I saw this with a family member. In their 60s, they started getting stuck on small worries and always assumed the worst. At first it just seemed like anxiety, but over time their memory and focus started slipping too. It was like their mind
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
I used to think it wasn't necessary to remember much, as long as I could look things up. But over time, I realized that without a personal mental framework, it's hard to judge whether what you find is actually valuable. Some insig
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
For me, LLMs didn’t solve any groundbreaking problems, but they’ve been helpful in those small, frequent moments of getting stuck. When I’m blocked in writing or struggling to organize my thoughts, they help me get a rough draft out quickly
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
Writing has always been how I organize my thoughts. A lot of ideas only become clear as I work through them on the page. AI can save time, but it also makes it easy to skip the slower, more reflective parts of thinking. For me, that’s often
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
Writing has always been my way of thinking things through. Sometimes I use AI to help with writing, and it does save effort. But over time, I’ve noticed that many of the ideas I should’ve taken the time to untangle myself just get skipped.
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
A lot of stuff looks flashier and cheaper now, but when you actually use it, something just feels off. Older versions from the same brand often felt more solid and better designed. It’s not just that quality dropped. It feels like the focus
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
I think “setting direction” is more about offering a goal or vision, while “creating alignment” means helping the team genuinely buy into that direction. Without alignment, even a clear direction is hard to execute. If you don’t directly se
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
When I first started managing, I thought it was all about making decisions and setting direction. But over time, I realized the more important part is learning to listen, to let go, and to give others the space to grow. Building trust and p
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
Of course ability matters, but if it's always the same group in charge, the system can easily get stuck. Occasionally adding a bit of randomness among qualified people might bring in fresh perspectives and make things more flexible.
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
AI helps us feel efficient, but it also slowly trains us to give up our attention. I've been through that phase of not being able to put it down. These days I just remind myself it's fine to use AI, as long as it doesn't feel
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
The more I used it, the easier it became to skip over things I should have thought through myself. But looking back, the results weren’t always faster or better. Now I prefer to treat AI as a kind of challenger. It helps reveal the parts I
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
Solar used to feel pretty distant from everyday life. But now more and more rooftops are generating power, and even rural areas can run on their own. People who aren’t into tech can still feel the shift. It really is like getting electricit
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
I've been using LLMs almost every day for the past year. They're definitely helpful for small tasks, but in real, complex projects, reviewing and fixing their output can sometimes take more time than just writing the code myself.
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by Amaury-El 1y ago
AI getting into scientific research is definitely impressive. But the more we use it, the more it feels like we're slowly getting too lazy to think on our own. Human judgment and intuition seem to be fading bit by bit.