anticlickwise

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by anticlickwise 6mo ago
Early in my career, I used to avoid playing devil’s advocate. It always felt a bit negative, like I was slowing things down or questioning momentum when everyone else was ready to move forward. But after a few projects didn’t go the way we
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Show HN: The Elephant- a Tool to Safely Surface the Unspoken Issue in Meetings(cognu.app)
2 points by anticlickwise 7mo ago|0 comments
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I built a tool that forces teams to cut priorities instead of ranking them(cognu.app)
2 points by anticlickwise 7mo ago|1 comments
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by anticlickwise 7mo ago
I’m a solo maker and I built this after repeatedly running into the same problem in planning sessions. No matter what framework we used: RICE, ICE, voting, scoring, nothing actually got removed. Everything had a solid justification. The roa
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Show HN: What We Learned: a 3 question meeting closure tool(cognu.app)
1 points by anticlickwise 7mo ago|0 comments
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by anticlickwise 7mo ago
Happy to clarify anything here. This isn’t meant to replace roadmaps or frameworks. It’s more of a conversation trigger something to surface disagreement early instead of discovering it weeks later in execution. Curious how others here hand
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Show HN: A forced ranking exercise to stop priority inflation(cognu.app)
2 points by anticlickwise 7mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: A one word check to detect misalignment in meetings(cognu.app)
1 points by anticlickwise 8mo ago|0 comments
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How do you surface real confidence before execution?(cognu.app)
1 points by anticlickwise 8mo ago|2 comments
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
I’ve seen plans fail that were technically solid. Clear goals, reasonable timelines, capable people and full agreement in the room. Yet execution slowed weeks later. Not loudly. Quietly. What I eventually realized was missing wasn’t alignme
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
lol. I love this
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
Fair point and I agree. The intent isn’t to make anyone “die on a hill” or perform loyalty. What I kept running into was people accepting decisions without really feeling ready to own or back them in execution. That gap usually only showed
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Same Page: a 60 seconds check to catch misalignment after meetings(cognu.app)
1 points by anticlickwise 8mo ago|1 comments
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
After meetings, everyone agreed but execution still drifted. People had different interpretations of the same “yes.” I built Same Page, a 60 seconds check where everyone independently writes what was decided, what happens next, and what ris
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
will work on slowing it down
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
I am adding more context soon. I will work on the url query param persistence - I know its annoying at the moment
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
yes. This was designed for the Ipad
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
This is cool
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
Yes. I will have to get the physics right for the air stream. will work on that. Thanks
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
Maker here. Built this after repeatedly mistaking agreement for commitment in real projects. It’s free and intentionally minimal. Happy to answer questions or hear where this breaks down in real teams.
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by anticlickwise 8mo ago
We kept running into the same issue after decisions where everyone agreed in the meeting but execution slowed later. The problem wasn’t disagreement, it was unclear commitment. All In is a small, free tool I built to quickly check whether p
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All In – a small tool to check real buyin after decisions(cognu.app)
16 points by anticlickwise 8mo ago|9 comments
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Show HN: Interactive physics simulations I built while teaching my daughter(projectlumen.app)
87 points by anticlickwise 8mo ago|22 comments
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Show HN: DevCompare – a live, auto-updating comparison of AI coding tools(devcompare.io)
4 points by anticlickwise 9mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Here Be Shovels – a calm supply depot for indie makers and AI builders(herebeshovels.com)
1 points by anticlickwise 9mo ago|0 comments
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by anticlickwise 9mo ago
Thank you
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Show HN: Backlog – a public repository of real work problems(worldsbacklog.com)
112 points by anticlickwise 9mo ago|28 comments
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by anticlickwise 1y ago
AI based task assistant I made for my absent-minded self https://notforgot.ai
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by anticlickwise 1y ago
Thank you
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Just got my first paying customer for my SaaS and am surprised how good it feels
6 points by anticlickwise 1y ago|5 comments

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