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sangkwun

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About sangkwun

Building Daigest (https://daige.st) - AI-powered feed curation. Get summaries of what matters from your sources, on your schedule.

Previously: notionto.email

Based in Seoul. Interested in information overload, AI workflows, and building in public.

Recent public activity

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    Show HN: VoiceScroll – a teleprompter that scrolls as you speak

    I didn't want to carry a separate remote or Bluetooth pedal, and scrolling manually kept making me look away from the camera. VoiceScroll uses on-device speech recognition to follo…

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    Comment #47014113

    Working on Daigest ( https://daige.st ) — it monitors your industry using AI. You pick keywords and sources (news sites, blogs, YouTube, communities), and it sends you a summary on…

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    Comment #46921967

    The problem is management confusing "AI can process text" with "AI can replace judgment." AI is great when the task is bounded, like summarizing docs or triaging info. Understandin…

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    Comment #46883315

    My setup: RSS (Reddit, HN, AI tech blogs) + a few investment YouTube channels → daily morning digest. The key for trust was picking my own sources. No algorithm deciding what's "re…

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    Comment #46873223

    our tracking system might become another thing to optimize. Simpler approach: timer that closes the tab. Hard stops > willpower.

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    Show HN: Sandy – Accelerate AI agents: think once, replay forever

    I gave my AI agent a Sandevistan. What's the point of browser automation that's slower than a human? Watching it pause for seconds before every click drove me crazy. We build muscl…

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    Show HN: Daigest – I built an AI to watch sources so I don't miss what matters

    Hi HN! I built Daigest. Why I built this: I first built an internal tool to monitor my Notion workspace. I was worried about missing things happening at work. Then I realized this …

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    Comment #46828561

    I quit hoarding. Collecting was the bottleneck, not organizing. Just get filtered digests now. Needed less input, not better retrieval.

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    Comment #46828416

    Feeling this. Built an AI digest tool, found YC competitors, now spend more time on positioning than coding. My bet: users don't want another tool. They want the outcome— the diges…

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    Comment #46824593

    The missing piece in most learning tools: they assume you manually feed them content. But where does that content come from? You're already: - Reading HN discussions - Following ne…

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    Comment #46810534

    Ironically, I think vibe coding actually increases the value of curation and trust. More AI-generated apps and content = more noise. The bottleneck shifts from "can I build this?" …

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    Comment #46794439

    When building becomes easy, curation becomes the moat. Anyone can spin up a SaaS now, but knowing what information actually matters to a specific audience is still hard to replicat…

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    Comment #46794419

    For "vibe research" across multiple sources, I've been using an AI setup that monitors topics I care about and summarizes only what's relevant. Helps reduce the information overloa…

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    Comment #46777470

    Interesting project. I've been exploring this space but eventually pivoted in a different direction. Two main things worry me about the 'always-on' agent approach: 1. Security & Su…

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    Ask HN: Async updates: Input friction vs. Output friction?

    I'm building a tool for async standups, but I'm torn on where to focus the automation first. I see two distinct failure points: 1. Input Friction (The Maker's Tax) Context Switchin…

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    Show HN: Turn Notion pages into clean, paste-ready email blocks

    I built a small converter that turns Notion pages into clean, paste-ready email blocks. It keeps your headings, lists, and callouts intact — write once in Notion and reuse the resu…