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Posted by
sunny678 on Thursday April 23, 2026 @08:55AM
from the show-hn dept.
https://suparagent.ai/
Suparagent AI is a unified AI workspace built for people who want everything in one place without switching b/w multiple AI tools.If you've tried products like Manus or Genspark, Suparagent is a powerful alternative that brings together: AI chat, Ai code, AI research, AI Image and Video generation.
You mean prompting and soft skills
True! Still, there are a few things that AI can't do.
Yeah! Soft skills is a key skill to learn these days.
Seems interesting. Thanks for sharing
Agree, but can't learn it now- I am in a tech space.
Posted by
sunny678 on Tuesday April 21, 2026 @01:49AM
from the ask-hn dept.
For developers and non-developers alike: What's worth learning today to stay relevant in an AI first world
Underestimating chaos is risky- power without direction can still cause serious damage.
feels like branching doesn't replace seeding, just complements it- seeds for speed, branches for realism.
Practical advice- Share your app on product hunt and reddit community. You will get the genuine feedback from the users. Based on that you can make the changes. This will definitely work.
Simple rule that i follow most of the time:
Not Indexed- technical issue
Indexed but no ranking- content issue
Built a product around Automation. It should work.
What this really shows is how fragile "smart" devices are- good hardware, but useless once the cloud goes away. Local first + open systems feel like a preference and more like a necessity now. Also, agree on latency- even small delays feel very noticeable in a robot.
In my views, you don't need an unsolved filed- you need an unexplored angle. Most "crowded" hobbies still have some gaps who build tools, document deeply, or connect ideas across domains. The average isn't in the hobby itself, but it how you approach it.
It is really thought provoking. Interesting how lafargue saw machines as a path to freedom, yet today we fear them for the opposite reason. Maybe the real issuen't AI replacing work, but our inability to redefine what "valuable time" looks like without it.