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I often have deep conversations with AI assistants like ChatGPT and Claude, and want to share these insights with colleagues or include them in blog posts. But copying raw text from these interfaces produces bland, unformatted content that loses the conversational flow. Existing screenshot tools didn't preserve the conversational format while allowing for text selection. I've created ChatSnip, a browser extension that lets you export AI chat conversations as beautifully styled HTML snippets or well-formatted Markdown....

We have more books on birds written by ornithologists than books on birds written by birds, and books on ornithologists written by birds. Taleb eloquently describes this as the key problem of knowledge, or in other words as _epistemic arrogance_. Strong corollary can be drawn with various disciplines, including entrepreneurship. Entrepreneurs simply spend more time doing entrepreneurship rather than writing about entrepreneurship. It's very difficult for successful entrepreneurs who are in the thick of action, to be talking about action....

As a product manager who also pitches in as a service designer at [Noora Health](__GHOST_URL__/Noora%20Health), i sometimes do wonder how I could use most of the design methods I'm applying at my day job for myself. Let's take the methodology of [Service Design Blueprinting](__GHOST_URL__/mapping-interconnections-through-service-design-blueprinting) for example. It involves outlining the front stage and back stage elements of all the actors involved in a system to make it lead to the intended action. For example, if you're heading to a shop to buy medicines, the act of buying medicines is the front stage process. And the act of stocking the inventory with the required medicines from time to time is the backstage process....

As designers, we’re always asked to vouch for the user’s needs above anything else. But if the company takes a hit, all of our efforts might end in vain. To solve this dilemma, this note from Dan Winer comes in handy—...

It took me a long time to realize that arguments we argue about — aren’t always about facts. They are about values. Reading Jonathan Haidt's The Righteous Mind made this clear, that: **be it liberals or conservatives, or activists or traditionalists — they’re all wired with different moral priorities—care, fairness, loyalty, authority, sanctity**. ...