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ar_turnbull
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About ar_turnbull
Currently writing on the overlap between UX and Product.
http://www.andrew-turnbull.com
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Comment #49137472
Also feels copied from impeccable.style (which I think was the original anti-slop skill).
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Comment #48077498
If it’s a collaborative doc, you could make a pretty quick WYSISWYG or markdown editor for inline editing. I’ve done something similar with Figma-like commenting and find myself pu…
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Comment #48072197
I’ve been prompting my way to all kinds of interactive HTML artifacts the last month or so. It’s way more fun than making decks and static documentation. I even did a workshop with…
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Comment #47817065
Heh. Same here. I had the same reaction to “everybody likes Facebook.”
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Comment #47813347
Interesting. I made a skill for my Claude agent based on Wikipedia’s list of AI writing tells. /remove-ai-writing It works reasonably well (better if you run it a few times), but s…
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Comment #47618728
Following as I also don’t love the idea of double paying anthropic for my usage plan and API credits to feed my pet lobster.
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Comment #47522531
A little more background: Around this time last year I shared a talk on Enshittification, discussing what it means for design and technology professionals. Somehow it ended up bein…
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Show HN: E is for ENSHITTIFICATION – An illustrated children's book on big tech
My team wrote and illustrated a satirical toddler board book on the topic of Enshittification — perfect for tech professionals, savvy toddlers, and tired adults alike. A is for Alg…
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Comment #46710050
Oh this is neat. Explains why I’ve seen a few Kagi referrals in my analytics. Thanks for your work on this. It’s appreciated!
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Comment #46672387
Thanks. Definitely planning on checking this out! If I’m understanding correctly, you’d likely combine this with Figma MCP for reading? Ie. have Claude Code read the file to unders…
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Comment #46620968
https://www.andrew-turnbull.com Portfolio site and writing that explores Product leadership, UX Design, and the overlap between the two.
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Comment #46503770
Over the last year I’ve been exploring the overlap between UX and Product leadership, and the growing tension between the two. I've compiled a list of books, talks, and other resou…
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Comment #46491795
> The thing I’ve learned about leveling up in your career, or breaking through different ceilings, is that you really only realize that it happened in retrospect. Just like you don…
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Comment #46491344
This is a cool explanation, great visualization. One note — on mobile the sticky section feels a bit tall making reading experience a bit clunky — maybe just screenshots from the s…
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Comment #46490832
As someone who always dabbled in code but never was a “real” developer, I’ve found the same thing. I know the concepts, I know good from bad — so all of a sudden I can vibe code th…
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Comment #46486057
Definitely worry about this with my mother-in-law. I cleaned the malware off her computer yesterday because she was complaining that "google was broken" and that "every time it fil…
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Comment #46485918
Just curious whether it would it make more sense as an app (even if it's just a wrapper)? Is that on the road map? I know technically you can download large files in the browser bu…
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Comment #46485827
TLDR; - Look for friendship markets, not just activity groups - People are most open to new friendships when people are redefining themselves (i.e. school transitions, pregnancy, s…
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Comment #46485639
Ya ditto — I’m not sure why I’d use this compared to a new chat with some specific instructions in chatGPT. The idea is novel and has a great hook IMO, but it needs something that …
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Comment #46485621
Wow. This is legit very cool. Hopefully it can be made widespread just in time for a cohort of aging millennials like myself.
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Comment #46485543
Thanks.