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yamatokaneko

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About yamatokaneko

I build products.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47573857

    The original link seems broken for some people due to URL encoding. Here’s a working version: https://medium.com/@yamatokaneko/what-notion-figma-and-pokem...

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    Show HN: A note-taking app where notes connect themselves

    I built a note-taking app as an experiment to reduce the amount of organization to near-zero. The core idea is to remove titles, folders, tags, and manual linking. The workflow has…

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    Show HN: A multi-player browser that makes any web app Figma-like

    Hey HN, I'm Yamato, one half of the two-person team building Tabl from Tokyo. For the past 8 months, we’ve been building this new browser. What if we could bring a Figma-like colla…

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    Comment #44569465

    Hey, just tried it and love it!

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    Comment #44568903

    I never thought comparing different models could be this fun! Generating a new image is great, but it would be even better if I could see multiple images from different models in t…

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    Comment #44568828

    I tried your example prompt with “Create a 1-week itinerary for XX trip” and was really happy with the results! It mapped out which day to visit where, which is usually the hardest…

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    Comment #44555965

    As a user, the issue with 1 and 2 is that you're constantly reminded of the cost, which discourages usage. Personally, I prefer 3, even though I know I might be wasting some value …

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    Comment #44532282

    I typed in “Kevin!” and it said “Home Alone.” Bookmarked!

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    Comment #44527816

    When my kids ask me questions I can’t answer (which is... all the time), I usually just open ChatGPT, repeat the question, and let it respond. Then the kids start asking the phone …

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    Comment #44527744

    This is so cool! At what point did you start thinking about this project? Like, were you quietly working on it a year ago after every run, just waiting for this moment? And hey, gr…

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    Comment #44518390

    > I often need a quick chart for a README file, a Slack message, or a simple presentation, and firing up Google Sheets or Excel always felt like overkill. I totally get this! At th…

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    Comment #44518329

    That’s exactly how I use ChatGPT, to rewrite my writing by asking for 3 variations instead of just one. The issue with Gmail’s built-in writing assistant is that it only gives a si…

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    Comment #44518251

    I’d look at how purchased users behave after a year. If they’re still actively using the product, that’s a good signal to consider switching to subscription. Also, if usage frequen…

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    Comment #44516876

    The first company that came to mind is Unity. Epic has Unreal and actively dogfoods it by developing Fortnite. But Unity doesn’t really have a flagship product like that, right? I'…

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    Comment #44516820

    > AI gives output that is half right and our only option was to either keep chatting laboriously or copy it to a Google Doc. So true. Current chat interfaces are terrible for savin…

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    Comment #44510152

    It’s not a perfect analogy, but I think there’s a parallel to coding. Thanks to LLMs, I actually enjoy writing more than before. I spend less time typing and more time thinking abo…

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    Comment #44507898

    I don’t think it’s about the tool. Whether it’s Confluence or Notion, if the company doesn’t value documentation, it’s never going to stick. I don’t have a clear answer, but I thin…

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    Comment #44507815

    I totally get that PM feeling. Whenever I get a rare couple of hours with Figma (maybe once every 3 months), it’s oddly satisfying.

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    Comment #44507574

    Would be awesome if I could try it out right on the landing page, just 1 or 2 quick messages to get a feel for it. I also thought students emailing professors or recruiters could b…

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    Comment #44507312

    I think it’s a very interesting approach. Could be for a niche group, likely power users of LLMs who are often mobile and value privacy. Any thoughts on how small this hardware cou…

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    Comment #44507222

    Really love this app! The only issue is that with all the AI search and Spotify playlists, I recognize songs instantly, but can’t name a single one!

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    Comment #44507003

    When you mentioned you’ve “recovered from burnout a bit,” do any of the options you listed actually feel exciting to you? Assuming going back to your old job or job hunting isn’t y…

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    Comment #44506900

    I think AI-generated content is a perfect fit for this kind of use case: – I don’t want to choose what to play every time I start working – I don’t want to hear the same patterns r…