PaulShin

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by PaulShin 5d ago
Charge up and use a deep prompt, just like when using an ultimate ability in a game.
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by PaulShin 5d ago
Google is falling behind in this competition.
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by PaulShin 3mo ago
I believe that all light and darkness coexist.
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by PaulShin 7mo ago
Wow,, your comment really resonated with me. There’s a lot of insight in how you framed it. I’ve actually been thinking about this as primarily a technology problem and, somewhat embarrassingly, I’m building something to try to address it.
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Ask HN: How do you manage the gap between team chat and real work?
1 points by PaulShin 7mo ago|3 comments
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by PaulShin 9mo ago
I got this
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by PaulShin 9mo ago
LoL
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by PaulShin 9mo ago
Seen from that perspective, it makes sense to shift toward a more modern, familiar look
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by PaulShin 9mo ago
Yes, I agree
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by PaulShin 9mo ago
Exactly. they're not visiting the site for an artistic experience. Thank you for the clarification.
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by PaulShin 9mo ago
You're right. Rather than trying to stand out in a unique way, it's better to look like something already trusted and established. Thanks for the insight!
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Ask HN: Why does every B2B SaaS have to look like Linear/Stripe?
9 points by PaulShin 9mo ago|15 comments
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by PaulShin 1y ago
True, but what if the pen wrote everything for you and even turned your notes into tasks that got done automatically?
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Ask HN: What if your team chat organized tasks for you?
2 points by PaulShin 1y ago|3 comments
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Good job bro
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Thank you, this is incredibly valuable feedback. You've hit on a critical point about trust and privacy, and I want to be very clear that we agree with you completely. If my description made it sound like a "Big Brother" tool
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Would you use a chat app that auto-generates to-do list from chat?(markhub.ink)
1 points by PaulShin 1y ago|4 comments
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Hi HN, We're building a simple app that lets you automatically extract and manage to-do tickets right from your team's conversations. I'm building this because my team and I constantly face a problem: actionable items get los
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by PaulShin 1y ago
I'm DongYoon, founder of Markhub ( https://markhub.ink ). We're building a chat app that automatically creates and manages your to-do list right from your conversations. I started this for a simple reason: I was tired of
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by PaulShin 1y ago
That's an even more precise and insightful framing. You're absolutely right—the catalyst was licensing, and the technical problem of SCM was, in a sense, already "solved." Thank you for sharpening the point further. You&
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Haha, touché. You're sharp. But they left some of the palantíri behind for the new age to communicate. We're just trying to build a less treacherous version.
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Haha, wise words indeed. We’re definitely aiming to be the Council of Elrond, not Sauron. The goal is alignment, not domination.
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by PaulShin 1y ago
You've absolutely nailed the history and ethos of Git, and it's a crucial distinction. Thank you for the clarification. You're right, it wasn't a "product" in the modern sense. My analogy wasn't intended t
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Multiple monitors definitely make window switching easier—totally agree. The snag we keep hitting isn’t the physical hop, but the cognitive hop: - A decision lives in Slack, - its rationale hides in Notion, - the actual task ends up in Jira
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Fair point no tool can manufacture intrinsic motivation. At the same time, even highly motivated people hit friction: digging through chat history, duplicating context, or chasing down “who owns this.” The goal of what we’re building isn’t
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Thanks for the links—Brooks and Zawinski are exactly the guard-rails we keep taped to the monitor. No Silver Bullet: We’re not chasing a “one tool to rule them all.” The essential complexity—humans aligning on what to do can’t be deleted; w
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Great point context switching hurts more than app switching when the tools don’t enforce a single source of truth. Role clarity: Slack = capture, Notion = synthesize, Jira = track. Reality: Decisions still leak out of channels, tasks lose o
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Ask HN: Do you think switching between apps hurts your productivity?
7 points by PaulShin 1y ago|16 comments
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by PaulShin 1y ago
This is a fascinating model, thanks for sharing. The classic "engineering as the bottleneck" problem is something every product engineer feels, so I deeply appreciate the desire to solve it. I'm intrigued by this API-first ap
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by PaulShin 1y ago
Great question. As a founder also working on my next project, the fear of "solving fake problems" is something I think about every day. Thanks for asking it. For me, the single most frustrating part of any data-related task isn&#x

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