SudheerTammini

Recently I have got an access(enterprise)to the latest ChatGPT module with an ability to write skills to automate repeatable taks. Without any prior knowledge I just started tinkering and now after creating and testing multiple skills in real business environment I can confidently say writing a good skill is a skill itself. As the author mentioned it's not an essay but a specific instructions sets organised in steps and in a concise manner.

To me this article never gets old or outdated, I have read this before in HN and I'm rereading it again here and I could recall almost every sentence, I think that's the power of simplicity.

Takeaways :

- On writing - make your point early and get away from the reader

- The simplicity is the ultimate form of sophistication - Steve Jobs

- Certain programs just works, not because they are well engineered but they didn't add unnecessary features

- In fact, I have a small open source program built on this philosophy, it Just does one thing that's it.

Very well written article, it gets into the core of the problem and explains the hidden patterns. I want to articulate few other variations of this just as a reference.

- The productivity gang, if everyone is so productive and so well organised then what are the outcomes of this productivity?

- Self help - if self help books are solving real problems then where is the need to buy multiple self help books?

- The course trap - if someone is already earning millions dollars where is the need for him to sell $699 course

These are some questions I would ask myself regularly, there is nothing right or wrong because end of the everyone has to servive.

Thanks for pointing out, but I'm little bit sceptical about this feature because this will directly impact the revenue model around shorts. Maybe it's only for kids account?

Thanks for pointing out, yes I've been watching their videos lately and I must say they have covered almost every place in India on bikes.