... opinion. No-one has it figured out and no-one will, thats just what someone wants you to believe to get to your money or to some sort of a (social) standing. everyone just hides behind big words and slangs, but thats just mostly compensating with a failure of understanding (mostly). that never changes, this fact ignores all changes that occur on any time. it is all growth and experience. I would say: dont chase, play. good question, stay real ... ... posting the actual decision-making (why we built X a certain way, what we got wrong, what a real user said that changed our roadmap) gets engagement, because it's the only thing AI can't easily generate a competitor

... generic to actually tailor against meaningfully? That's usually where automated resume tools fall apart in my experience. Will check out the link, sounds genuinely useful for the right audience. Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @thenameisarian  Interesting, alternative to LinkedIn you said "Transparency, not hiding" as the positioning is sharp. The whole industry is moving toward pretending AI involvement isn't happening, so calling it out directly and making it a feature instead of a flaw flips ... ... script in a really smart way. Recruiters needing to know what was AI vs

... meant hiring at least 2-3 devs, a designer, maybe a marketer. Now it's just me and AI tooling, and I'm shipping faster than some teams I've worked with. But I think the framing of "solo vs company" misses the real shift. It's not about headcount anymore, it's about leverage per person. A solo founder with the right AI stack can absolutely compete with a 10-person team on product. Where it gets harder ... ... companies at the center. The real bottleneck may stop being production and shift toward attention, credibility, and demand exactly the issue you re pointing at with "who will buy all this?" So the interesting question may be less solo vs

... bring ULOCAT to it's limits by translating hard to translation phrases, idioms or slang terms. Share your translations ...

... that data is under-leveraged and unclear. We built Clamor to change that. What it does Clamor cuts through the noise to surface: What s landing, what s lagging, and why Emerging trends and sentiment shifts (across 150+ languages, slang included) Your brand s place in cultural and competitive context Plainspoken insights you can act on immediately Ready-to-use slide decks, so you can take findings straight into the room. Who it s for Social and brand teams ...

... nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately pursing your lips and smiling broadly) to activate the jaw muscles imitating different sounds yawning is a great help because it stretches the muscles in the throat the larynx is lower than in the starting position and relaxes. Comment from Nika ... ... knots the second that red light comes on! Comment from Zagita(@rani_zagita): @busmark_w_nika  True, AI's changed the game! But human translators still have the edge with nuance - we get sarcasm, cultural idioms, and modern slang

... bore people), I started building ChattyLang. The core idea: AI agent to have mock calls about routine/common life situations with people that want to chat and improve conversational skills, especially non-native speakers and provide feedback (use of slang, pitch, etc...). Current stage: validation I'd love your perspective: - Is this something you'd use? - What would make it valuable enough to pay for? - Any obvious pitfalls I'm missing? My goal is to change the way non-native speakers ...

... bore people), I started building ChattyLang. The core idea: AI agent to have mock calls about routine/common life situations with people that want to chat and improve conversational skills, especially non-native speakers and provide feedback (use of slang, pitch, etc...). Current stage: validation I'd love your perspective: - Is this something you'd use? - What would make it valuable enough to pay for? - Any obvious pitfalls I'm missing? My goal is to change the way non-native speakers ...

... bore people), I started building ChattyLang. The core idea: AI agent to have mock calls about routine/common life situations with people that want to chat and improve conversational skills, especially non-native speakers and provide feedback (use of slang, pitch, etc...). Current stage: validation I'd love your perspective: - Is this something you'd use? - What would make it valuable enough to pay for? - Any obvious pitfalls I'm missing? My goal is to change the way non-native speakers ...

... time saver! Comment from Ariel Fox(@ariel_fox): @linklogician  Thank you for the shout-out! Comment from Alan Rivera(@alan_rivera): windsurf, took me a while to switch over just because I didn't see any benefits over vs code + copilot. But these features changed my opinion : - it has more repo context (at least I feel like it does or it at the minimum understands the repo more) - rules - being able to send images for designs (this ... ... first time I actually felt sad to see a favorite product getting shut down. Comment from Rohan Chaubey(@rohanrecommends): @steveb  Sounds fun! :D Comment from Bingbing Yan(@onbing): Cursor (AI-native code editor) it s ruined me for VS

... then search for information online on my own. I also use GPT for translation, as it can explain word meanings and the emotional tone of sentences! I also rely on GPT for translation because it grasps context and slang really well unlike regular translators, which struggle with that Comment from Elena Serobyan(@elliva): AI is going to change workflows in most of the industries, at least all manual repetitive tasks will surely be given to AI. It might take more ...

... eats bread" for the 100th time . Would kill for exercises that mirror actual content I consume: Instagram captions from creators I follow, niche subreddits, or even messy group chat drama with vocab tailored to my obsessions (drama slang > weather reports). Let me toggle between "decipher this meme" mode and "deep dive this essay" mode. Comment from Willem van den Eijkel(@willemvdeijkel): @ph_leeanntrang thanks for your input! This is a very interesting point, I personally also learned ...

... find myself wondering if what I'm learning is particularly relevant to how real people communicate. Like, one of the hardest parts of mastering the language is keeping up with native speakers, who break rules, speak fast, and use slang, and while I genuinely feel DL helped me master, say, the subjunctive, it doesn't much help with listening since they always perfectly enunciate. That said, the gamification means that I actually do it every day. Comment from Ken Miller ... ... thinking about incorporating real-life dialogue simulations or dynamic feedback loops based on user behavior? Comment from Leeann Trang(@leeanntrang): @willemvdeijkel I echo similar sentiments to what others have mentioned around popular tools focusing more on memorization vs