A Hacker News discussion explores developers' attachment to manual coding and craftsmanship in an era of AI, debating how to balance personal satisfaction with productivity tools and whether deep understanding remains crucial.
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Solo developers share their project planning strategies, moving from tools like Trello to simpler methods like `TODO.md`, paper notes, and GitHub Issues, emphasizing customer focus and minimal overhead.
Developers discuss the pros and cons of AI-powered IDEs versus copy-pasting code into chat apps like ChatGPT, focusing on context management, cost, and workflow integration.
Developers share their real-world experiences with AI coding assistants, discussing benefits like speed and learning, alongside crucial caveats such as verification and potential pitfalls. Discover how to leverage AI effectively in your workflow.
Discover the top Firefox add-ons recommended by Hacker News users for 2025, focusing on privacy (uBlock Origin, Containers), productivity (SponsorBlock, Dark Reader), and customization for an optimal browsing experience.
A deep dive into a Hacker News discussion where users share their worst experiences with communication tools like Microsoft Teams, WhatsApp, CB Radio, and more, highlighting common frustrations and lessons learned.
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Discover diverse methods and tools discussed by knowledge workers for managing daily information overload, from minimalist tactics to comprehensive 'second brain' systems.