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mijustin

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About mijustin

My company: https://transistor.fm – podcast hosting and analytics

On Twitter: http://twitter.com/mijustin

My blog: http://justinjackson.ca

My podcast: https://saas.transistor.fm

Recent public activity

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    Yes! And having too much of one in a given week (meetings vs. online chat) can throw off the balance too, especially for remote teams. I also think there’s a benefit to being in-pe…

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    Ask HN: Is Apple Cringe?

    When I think back on Apple's public-facing persona over the years, I think about moments like: - The infamous (and edgy!) 1984 Super Bowl ad - The countercultural push of campaigns…

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    Comment #48402019

    (Author of the post here) I think the key point is that even bad businesses take time and effort to create! The distinction is between "low-hanging fruit" ideas ("Let's start a caf…

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    Ask HN: Are Web Agencies Cooked?

    I'm curious about what's going on in the agency world right now. I worked at web agencies for a lot of my career, and I'm thinking about the kinds of projects we would get: build a…

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    Comment #47294384

    What’s changed now, with AI, is that you can have compressed learning cycles. Folks can build, deploy, and learn faster now than ever before. Admitting when you don’t know somethin…

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    Comment #47294352

    I definitely think teams will be getting smaller, and will become even more outcome oriented.

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    Comment #46992014

    100%. There are tons of vulnerabilities in JavaScript that are happily patched. XSLT has a ton of value, especially if we want a more diverse/robust web.

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    Comment #46857903

    Lots of kids still making games with engines like GameMaker Studio! I think lots of kids will start playing around with Claude Code in this way as well.

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    Comment #46686475

    Missed this! Nice to see an old piece I'd written resurface here.

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    Comment #43860679

    This video is really well made!

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    Comment #43063613

    I appreciate that Al describes what AI is bad at, what it's good at, and what types of products/work are at risk of being replaced. Overall, I think building sophisticated apps/Saa…

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    Comment #42831390

    100%. You need informed human actors generating "valuable" prompts.

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