u/son_of_creativity2

My dog ruins every Zoom call. Do WFH earbuds that actually block background barking exist, or is it all just marketing?

Two years WFH. Golden retriever with strong opinions about delivery trucks.Every call without fail. Client calls, skip-levels, all-hands. The moment I start talking she decides this is the time to announce the neighbor's car.Running Krisp on my MacBook and it helps, mostly. Problem is Krisp only works as a desktop app -- the moment I take a call on my phone or switch to my iPad, there's no Krisp. Mobile doesn't support virtual audio drivers, so you're just on your own. And even on desktop, sometimes it just... doesn't catch it and suddenly my entire team knows a package arrived. Is there an actual earbuds solution to this? Specifically one where my dog barking doesn't end up on the other side of the call regardless of what device I'm on? Or is the real answer 'business headset that looks terrible' and the actual answer is 'train the dog'? Not necessarily looking for Krisp alternatives. More curious if earbuds have gotten good enough at isolating your voice from WFH chaos in 2026.

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 2 days ago

What tools are people using for AI short dramas right now

Seeing more and more AI mini dramas blowing up on TikTok and Reels. Full storylines, multiple episodes, character arcs. The quality jumped a lot this year.

I've been experimenting with capcut video studio and seedance 2.0 for this because the character consistency is finally good enough to maintain a cast across episodes. But curious what everyone else's stack looks like for this type of content.

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 7 days ago

Blogging as a fulltime job

Hey guys just been fired from my job and i had started to blog as a hobby, was asking on ways on how i can monetize my blog , like i wanna use wordpress or is there any other platform that is better than it?

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 11 days ago
▲ 2 r/mac

Went from six cables to one and my desk has never been cleaner

Spent last weekend reorganizing my home office and the biggest win was consolidating all my peripherals into a single Thunderbolt 5 connection. I was running separate dongles for Ethernet, HDMI, USB-A for my audio interface, a card reader, and the charger. Now everything goes through Anker Prime TB5 Docking Station sitting next to my Mac.

It is about the size of a Mac Mini and has a little blue LED ring on top that blinks twice when you connect. The GaN power supply is built inside the chassis so there is no external brick. 14 ports total covering everything I need. The upstream port is on the rear panel so the single cable to my laptop tucks behind the dock and stays out of sight.

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 12 days ago

Recommendation

It's Sunday here and I have been watching series which now I find to be monotonous,I would want someone to recommend me an anime that can take away my attention, Genre doesn't matter.

Thank you.

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 12 days ago

KE ARTISTS

Some of old artistes can't show any achievement apart from old pictures of them with beautiful women —I think our new generation of artistes should learn something.

Thank you!

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 13 days ago

Curious what tools people here are using for interview scheduling automation.

Not just basic calendar syncing, but AI tools that actually help coordinate candidates, recruiters, and hiring managers without endless back-and-forth emails.

I’ve seen a few teams mention tools like GoodTime, Paradox, and newer platforms adding AI scheduling assistants, but not sure what’s actually working well at scale.

Main things I’m curious about:

handling reschedules automatically

time zone coordination

candidate communication

ATS integration

reducing recruiter admin work

What’s everyone using right now, and what still feels broken?

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 15 days ago
▲ 73 r/ipad

I used to leave my iPad dead in a drawer for weeks because I couldn't be bothered finding the right cable or freeing up a charger for it. Now that it's USB-C and I just plug it into the same charger as my MacBook and phone, I use it every single day. Reading, note-taking, second screen, random YouTube before bed. I feel like the charging convenience alone made it a completely different device for me.

I'm running everything off my anker prime 160w charger so the iPad just goes into one of the three ports whenever I'm at my desk. No dedicated cable, no dedicated brick, just grab whatever USB-C cable is closest. Anyone else have this experience where reducing the charging friction made you actually use a device more?

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u/son_of_creativity2 — 26 days ago