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NHS to close-source GitHub repos over AI, security concerns
(theregister.com)
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>If you are not a software engineer you can judge code the same way as you can judge design while not being a designer. Very true.
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5mo ago
I am not an engineer, I can't look at code and determine if it is good, performant, or elegant. However, I can look at designs and make a judgement. I'm curious to see how Claude Design changes how I think about AI and its capabil
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5mo ago
'It's not X, it's Y' sentence formulations are usually indicative of LLM assisted writing.
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Show HN: Beval – Simple evaluations for your AI product
(beval.space)
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I don’t think this is a spicy take at all. A PM’s job is to prioritise, and the most important/high priority projects will naturally be handled by Engineers enabled with AI-coding workflows. The high priority/impact work should be
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7mo ago
I have been working on a web app called Beval - Simple evaluations for your AI product. In my day to day as a Product Manager working in a team that ships AI products, I often found myself wanting to do 'quick and dirty' LLM based
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10mo ago
> If you don't schedule it, it's not real Personally I find this kind of approach infantilizing. I don't think it's fair to have an expectation of yourself or of your colleagues to spell out in Google Calendar what yo
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1y ago
Honestly, I'd suggest a prioritsation matrix here. Classify all the tasks with an impact / ease score from 0-5. Multiply the numbers together to understand the relative priority of each item. It won't be perfect but it will a
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1y ago
I’m an Obsidian user. I pay for Obsidian sync, and I love the philosophy behind their product. However, and I feel stupid for saying this, but I just find it confusing to use. It’s difficult for me to wrap my head around plugins, and unders
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I'm curious as to what risk means in this context? UX feedback: When I scroll to the bottom of the page linked in the post, and click on the API/Pricing links in the footer, it fails to redirect me.
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First Therapy Chatbot Trial Yields Mental Health Benefits
(home.dartmouth.edu)
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Former Product Marketing Manager here. When I saw the word 'designs' on your landing page, I assumed the application would convert my screenshot into a Figma file/equivalent. Instead it looks like your app creates social read
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2y ago
Thank you for linking this
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Mark Zuckerberg messages Facebook engineer
(twitter.com)
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The Respell team is joining Salesforce
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I hated that I loved this - great concept.
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The Cognitive Style of PowerPoint (2006) [pdf]
(inf.ed.ac.uk)
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Mexico is using an AI-powered app to prevent suicides
(restofworld.org)
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Send us a confidential tip using SecureDrop
(economist.com)
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A brief history of Notion's data catalog
(notion.so)
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A new mode in Halide that skips over standard iPhone image processing
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It's incredible to me how much worse this web page is than a comparable Apple one. Just from a cursory glance, I've seen some late loading elements, weird and confusing pricing before I've even seen the whole phone, and a wei
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Slack must be happy that AI + LLMs came at a moment where the novelty of their product seemed to be wearing off, and similarly to how people now think about email, Slack seems to (sadly, in my opinion) be gaining a reputation as a place for
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> Maybe for things like "ship war rooms" for product launches, or during holiday sale event for e-commerce websites? That's interesting. If the use case is meant to be during one-off or exceptionally busy periods, do you a
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Scarlett Johansson's AI row has echoes of Silicon Valley's bad old days
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> This finding suggests that the key to a high score isn’t necessarily landing viral hits, but rather consistently sharing stories. This is interesting. I find it's very difficult to predict which links do and don't perform on
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NHS England published heavily redacted Palantir contract as festivities began
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I just left a (non-engineering) role where I was a people manager of 7. It was great at first but I genuinely felt my skills atrophying, so I left to join a much smaller and flatter team. I know HN is can sometimes come across as 'mana
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Thank you for sharing this. As a non-engineer but a bedroom guitarist, this video was helpful for me to grasp how impressive ChatGPT is, but also helped me understand the level of human input is necessary to create a useful result. I think
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