Jaedon_Proctor

Interpret "impressive" however it makes sense to you--the most intelligent, interesting, impactful, etc.

Is that person you?

Do you use your real name or an anonymous username when signing up for and using various online platforms—such as Hacker News, Twitter, Discord, and others?

Do you think AI (LLMs) represents the next major technological paradigm shift in history, similar to how we view the pre-Internet vs post-Internet era?

what is your why?

Are you a founder? What advice do you have or wish you’d received on your Journey?

Define "valuable" as something you feel you could not live without today, or a tool that has driven an order of magnitude in value or efficiency for you.

Im a new startup founder and was wondering if any previous founders have advice on generating organic traffic to your product.

Are there any specific channels you use or any strategies you can share that produced the most significant increase in traffic?

How do you see AI shaping the future of work, enhancing jobs, or replacing them?

What are your thoughts on AI's effects on human cognition, Does it boost your ability to learn and process information, or does it make you less critical and more dependent?

What's your overall vision of AI's role in our future?"

How has AI and Automation changed how you approach tasks in your workday? Are there any specific tasks or processes that have been dramatically transformed?

What platforms and tools do you use the most?

Do you have an opinion on how you see AI and automation shaping the professional landscape in the future?

What are tasks that seem too trivial for someone of your expertise but are nonetheless essential for your organization's bottom line?

How does this affect your productivity as a programmer?

I'm looking to learn about the tedious tasks you need to handle daily or weekly in your roles. Many of us are in engineering, product management, or leadership. So specifically, I'm interested in tasks that seem to drain your resources without fully utilizing your skills and insights. In other words, tasks that seem too trivial for someone of your expertise but are nonetheless essential for your organization's bottom line.

For instance, in my daily routine as an engineer, I spend about 5-10 minutes everyday reviewing my calendar to type up a quick list of availability to respond to emails or Slack messages requesting time slots for a meeting. While there are services that seemingly solve this process by allowing people to book available times directly, For many of us these options often aren't suitable or considered “professional” enough when dealing with sophisticated clients or teammates. So I resort to manually sending out a simple list of my available times slots for each day of the week.

I suspect many of you face similar, time-consuming tasks that could be streamlined or automated. Candidly my co-founder and I are exploring solutions to automate these mundane tasks through a new platform and community. So we are looking to gather more insights into the specific day-to-day tasks that you feel are a waste of your valuable time.

I'm a self taught programmer who spends most of my available free time writing or exploring new coding projects or concepts, But I have found my self hitting a sort of a wall.

In the beginning it was exciting because I was learning so much that was new and was able to apply it and see tangible results. Now Im at the peak of my programming abilities so far with my current knowledge in programming and ability to understand and apply concepts, though I no longer feel like Im getting better each day.

Im just wondering if others have had a similar experience and what concept, idea or project was able to get you past this wall?