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Show HN: Suparagent AI- Alternative to Manus and Genspark
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5mo ago
You mean prompting and soft skills
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5mo ago
True! Still, there are a few things that AI can't do.
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sunny678
5mo ago
Yeah! Soft skills is a key skill to learn these days.
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sunny678
5mo ago
Seems interesting. Thanks for sharing
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5mo ago
Agree, but can't learn it now- I am in a tech space.
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Ask HN: What skills are future proof in an AI driven job market?
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5mo ago
Underestimating chaos is risky- power without direction can still cause serious damage.
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sunny678
5mo ago
feels like branching doesn't replace seeding, just complements it- seeds for speed, branches for realism.
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5mo ago
Practical advice- Share your app on product hunt and reddit community. You will get the genuine feedback from the users. Based on that you can make the changes. This will definitely work.
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Simple rule that i follow most of the time: Not Indexed- technical issue Indexed but no ranking- content issue
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Built a product around Automation. It should work.
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What this really shows is how fragile "smart" devices are- good hardware, but useless once the cloud goes away. Local first + open systems feel like a preference and more like a necessity now. Also, agree on latency- even small de
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In my views, you don't need an unsolved filed- you need an unexplored angle. Most "crowded" hobbies still have some gaps who build tools, document deeply, or connect ideas across domains. The average isn't in the hobby i
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It is really thought provoking. Interesting how lafargue saw machines as a path to freedom, yet today we fear them for the opposite reason. Maybe the real issuen't AI replacing work, but our inability to redefine what "valuable ti