Paweł Puchalski

I do, but as a content consumer rather than a content creator. Especially when there’s valuable info worth revisiting. 🌟 💾 Bookmarking is useful (as a consumer), but with so many bookmarks, it quickly becomes overwhelming. The struggle isn’t just with discussions, Google searches and articles also become hard to find within weeks as content shifts and rotates. That’s why my partner and I...

I don't feel like I do get support, at least not in my business. (for anything else they are lovely) My family tries to enforce me to pursue so called "plan B" even before trying to work on "plan A". But I get it, they come from different times where the only option to make a good living was: 1. go to university and learn. 2. sign to a party and be a mindless tool for apparatus [hint:...

Whenever I see a company trying to use memes in marketing, it reminds me of a meme with Steve Buscemi's "How Do You Do, Fellow Kids?". Just don't. Sincerely, Everyone

Also launched today: https://www.producthunt.com/post... Although my app is open source Chrome extension and not that big I also was quite nervous. Congrats to Seamailer! Looks pretty cool, I will definitely keep an eye on it.

I think that the problem is quite deep. First of all, ATS is not AI and it was the problem with configuration. Person who is responsible for configuration is responsible in the given case and should face the consequences. That being said. I'm not a big fan of ATS, it helps find people with the most optimized CVs and not necessarily the best people. (Think of it as SEO back in the days, the...

Recently I found myself in a tough place in life, because of stress and anxiety I started doomscrolling over websites. I noticed that problem within myself and decided to do something to prevent myself from bad behavior. This extension was created firstly to help me break the vicious cycle of doom scrolling and raising anxiety, but if it can help anyone else I would be more than happy! Note!...

I do it only for tasks that I'm not willing to do. Usually, I'm not a big fan of writing documentation, so I can ask AI to do that, and then I review it and refactor it at the end.

You asked a leading question "and are racing against time". Of course, I would prioritize speed in this scenario. But abstracting from that case. I would say "ease of use". For example: I can upload a file and receive a download link that will be available X days and I can set that either it can be downloaded once or anyone who has the link. I would focus on how many steps I need to do to...

There is no such thing as best stack. It depends on your product, team, and goals. However, this year I started looking around and trying out new things, and here are some of them (very subjective opinions): - Svelte: I love it for personal projects, but I'll still stick with React for most work since more developers are familiar with it. - Flutter: Same story as Svelte. It's my choice for...