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bastadanii

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Product Designer at Codeyam
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bastadanii··on Show HN: CodeYam Memory – comprehensive memory management for Claude Code
I struggle a lot with Claude's non-existing short term memory. This should help a lot
bastadanii··on OpenClaw surpasses React to become the most-starred software project on GitHub
my friend just created a bot with OpenClaw to go through Linkedin messaging possible hiring companies. He had 6 interviews scheduled the first day. that's the only use case I heard so far that was compelling. Im not a dev, but pretty sure you could do that with other tools too.
bastadanii··on Testing the latest AI tools for prototyping and building simple websites
haha guilty! I'm actually one of them, I think we need to include these tools to our daily workflows to make sure that our jobs are safe
bastadanii··on Testing the latest AI tools for prototyping and building simple websites
I thought that was crazy too
bastadanii··on Testing the latest AI tools for prototyping and building simple websites
As a designer myself (and writer of this post) I'm not really worried about AI taking my job. If you notice, all designs look extremely similar between each other and I believe uniqueness will be something very valuable in the future. I do believe AI makes processes much faster (I dont code, so I could skip asking a developer to create these webs and just have the AI create them) but customization, branding and brand's tone & voice are not really at risk as for now. We'll have to see how this evolves in the future.

I definitely agree we all need to learn these tools and use them in our favor, but I'm not sure they'll directly take our jobs as for now.

I remember having the same kind of fear of loosing my job around 10yrs ago when templates and came up, but we just learnt how to include them in our workflows and continued working from there.

bastadanii··on The Taylorator – All Your Frequencies Are Belong to Us
I love the concept, long live Taylor