... manual habit that depends on discipline. It's the same problem as onboarding a new developer at work. They can read the code all day. Understanding why it looks the way it does is completely different and usually consumes the most time and effort. Comment from Marces William(@marces_wiliam): I think that by now both with complex topics

... abuse of those who come into possession of it . I am developing this project to solve the problem of managing your contact data : who has it, who should have it, who should not have it, and how to ensure that it is always up to date with the utmost respect for privacy. If anyone is interested in learning more about this topic

... anything yourself ;) I love it. The second is Reddit, my absolute favourite platform conserning everything related to AI and SaaS in general. I usually read r/ChatGPT because it's not only about LLMS but covers lots of other AI topics, and I really love r/HiggsfieldAI, because the community shows new possibilities in AI video generation. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): If we re talking about AI, for me there are only two reliable options. Twitter/X. There are 3 4 accounts ... ... agree with all his takes but posts solid robotics content.) Technical, Dev General: https://x.com/albertadevs (Helps combat fake hype and has great takes) https://x.com/lauriewired (And her youtube channel is amazing, she always brings great topics

... just shipped 5 features for AI engineers: 1. Smart Variables Create templates with {{variable}} syntax. Click to edit, save as presets. Example: Write a {{tone|professional,casual}} email about {{topic}}. Copy Click {{topic

... built xNoiz because keeping up with AI developments and my AI-heavy stock portfolio started to feel like a second job. It began with very customized schedules in ChatGPT, things like: LLM updates only from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic AI infrastructure and market-relevant news tied to my portfolio ChatGPT did a decent job, but the workflow was clunky. I d manually copy the outputs and publish them on Medium, then later on my own site (notesbysdg.com), where I also ... ... when a couple of friends asked a simple question: Why isn t this automatic? So I built xNoiz. xNoiz generates hyper-personalized digests automatically on a schedule, without relying on ChatGPT sessions or manual uploads. Everything is: Organized by topic

... your goals. Let s break it down Python Best for beginners Easy to read, simple syntax, and used in AI, data science, automation, and web development. JavaScript Best for web development

... solo developer behind Grammar Battle, the RPG game that turns boring grammar drills into epic battles. Since launching, I've been working on improvements and I'd love your input on what to build next! Current features: Battle enemies by answering grammar questions - Level up from 1-100 - 12 grammar tenses (Present Simple, Past Perfect, Conditionals, etc.) - Boss fights with typing challenges - Progress tracking and win streaks What I'm considering adding: More advanced grammar topics

... development, and UI/UX design experience and a stint at Indeed.com, Charlie - our data guru who spent 20+ years as a Google engineer, and Kelsey - who built one of the worlds' first preference-based algorithm architecture that drove a website to be one of the highest-traffic web properties on the globe - are building enterN after being in the trenches as someone behind the scenes and as jobseekers. Everyone knows the hiring process is broken. So, we have developed

... strategy, identity & visual systems, typography, motion, and guidelines Hands-on with SaaS, and marketplace products, I translate product strategy into memorable visual language Fluent in Figma + Adobe CC, motion basics (Jitter & After Effects), design-system governance, and developer handoff Brand-first, comfortable owning the work from discovery and positioning through roll-out and governance Track record: Led rebrands and shipped brand assets for MVPs and live products Roles I m open to: Senior Brand Designer Lead Brand Designer ... ... South Asia Roles I am looking for Business Development

... Product Hunt, My name is Panche and i am 28 years old. I m new here, and honestly I m still learning how this whole Product Hunt world works. I joined because I want to meet developers and founders, learn from you, and also share what we are building with real feedback from same-minded people. I started my online business journey when I was 25. I went to university for 4 years ... ... already understood the parents, what they ask, what they struggle with, and I felt I can give value once again, but this time not only by delivering physical products. That s when I connected with my friend and senior developer

... This is a recurring topic here and I recently had many related discussions. So, I wanted to share with you three different stories, three different perspectives and approaches for inspiration. TL,DR: IMHO There's no perfect day to launch. Just launch it. Launching on a Monday for maximum exposure @TwelveLabs attended AWS re:Invent last week with a series of announcements. They launched on Product Hunt on a Monday , the first day of the conference for maximum exposure ... ... Launching on a weekend for less competition @Ultracite , an open-source product for developers

... Myself a solo developer just launched my first product @AI-Researched Social Media Post Ideas on Product Hunt! It's a first of its kind where it helps you bridge the gap between your posts and your niche audience. It helps you discover topics

... bring them to market sooner. That s why my advice is: focus on your own interests and strengths! Opportunities like these will always exist. Comment from Pamela Arienti(@pamela_arienti): @busmark_w_nika That's a very interesting topic! I'm not sure I totally agree with what you wrote, @byalexai In the Middle Ages, merchants were needed because people weren't used to traveling to Asia to buy stuff, and the same is true for more recent importers ... ... they just trying to sell hot water? I'm not an expert on vibe coding, so I'm not sure if it's just a trend or could be a real business. Curious to see how it develops

... Wispr Flow , it's completely changed the game on how I interact with my devices, I rarely find myself typing anymore. Even this post was dictated through Wispr Flow. Comment from fmerian(@fmerian): Great topic! I've really enjoyed using @v0 by Vercel . First launched in 2023, they're so back and they ship really fast (launched twice this year). Also genuinely surprised by @Amp . Elegant and opinionated, the AI coding tool has a unique take in their category: available ... ... Perplexity 's comet browser and assistant. @Google for email, documents, sheets, etc. @TidyCal for booking meetings on my calendar. @ChatGPT by OpenAI for research, writing, etc. @Wise @Mercury @PayPal @Stripe for payments. @Figma @WordPress for website / blog design and development

... experience in few projects, including the recent development of a unique mobile app. My technical interests span in AI, Machine Learning, python and Computer Vision. Outside of programming, I enjoy working out. I've developed

... everyone I m Ejon, co-founder of Sorsend after months of development, we re launching the private beta of our AI-powered email + task management app. Here s what it does: Automatically categorizes incoming emails by topic

... Many brands have their long-standing mascots (McDonald's, Mr Clean, Michelin), etc. But with the development of AI, physical forms are moving online, and AI avatars look promising in this. On one hand, it feels less human (authentic), on the other hand, AI influencers are a "cheaper" solution. How many of you are considering having an AI influencer, and what is your opinion on this concept within marketing? If you have experience, what software do you use to create ... ... have social media accounts running that experiment? I am curious! :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @norteapp  But maybe recognition through some non-human looking creature. Mascot. Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): Interesting topic

... faster than I expected. GitHub: https://github.com/f-is-h/Usage4... Anyone else here building native desktop apps with AI? Seems like most people are focused on web stuff. Comment from Victor Kzam(@victorkzam): Claude Code inside Cursor + Xcode for iOS development Comment from Ond ej Smutn (@ondrej_smutny): My stack is also VS Code + Claude. I find it very easy. I also used GPT, but now I use Claude :-) I have created two applications this way so far. However, I haven't tried ... ... steps Comment from Egor(@egorvert): For me, simpler is better. Claude Code inside of Cursor with a couple MCPs is all I need. Want to try using some plugins in the future for Claude Code to speed up my development

... peek under the hood here: github.com/InfinitiBit/graphbit Comment from Musa Molla(@musa_molla): @cerwindcharlie   @ilaiszp  Totally, Ilai. Running LLMs in production is a whole different game. Would love to read that article by Charlie, it s a topic we care deeply about at GraphBit, especially around observability and resilience under real workloads. Comment from Musa Molla(@musa_molla): @abod_rehman  Inefficiency quietly drains both compute and creativity. That s why GraphBit s core goal is to make ... ... from Ilai Szpiezak(@ilaiszp): @musa_molla let me know what you think after reading it! Feel free to share it too! Comment from Ilai Szpiezak(@ilaiszp): LLMs in Production are a super interesting topic

... Twitter. Or LinkedIn. But I ve realised it really depends on what kind of product you ve built. If you re a fashion-focused founder, you probably grew up on Instagram or Pinterest. If you re a software developer, you re likely on Twitter. I even know a guy who runs a digital detox app, and he s not trying to grow his personal brand at all. Which social media platform are you growing as a founder, and in which ... ... future I can hire you for your services Comment from Michael(@lattecino): @busmark_w_nika  100% Nika. I will post our journey here on Producthunt with all the learnings. From screenshots for feedback to Android vs. iOS app development

... game changer is practice over and over again. Theory in classrooms won t get you very far. You need to develop your logical thinking by solving real problems. Building something real is an amazing way to learn. Having a mentor also helps a lot. Comment from Theo Crewe-Read(@theo_crewe_read): I think this is a really interesting topic

... beddoe): I think it's important to get functionality and performance right, up front. Bugs will turn off early adopters faster than design. If things work properly, you always make it more cosmetic as you go along. But great topic! Comment from Alex Cloudstar(@alexcloudstar): @isabel_hely  Completely agree. Audience type changes everything. Builders forgive bugs, but mainstream users expect smooth. Early feedback tells you which side you re really serving. Comment from Luis Calvillo(@luiscalvillo): I think having ... ... fmerian(@fmerian): If you re building for early technical users, a rough MVP often wins. Been in the dev tools space for 5 years, working with dev-first companies like Clerk and Mintlify. I would nuance it a bit. Developers

... believe he can do it. Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): @mac_divine I certainly use Wikipedia as major information source. I think if one wants reliable and comprehensive information, it's still the best by far for most topics. Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): Didn't find info about how it's supposed to work exactly, so let's wait and see. However, I certainly don't trust Elon to build an objective source of information... Comment from ... ... writes the narrative.. Comment from Felix Sattler(@felix_sattler): First of all: I don t think it EVER makes sense for a single person to control an information library that s meant to be used by everyone. How topics

... filters. Even adults can get attached to an AI that feels human. So having some safety measures is a good idea. We just need to make sure it doesn t stifle innovation. Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): Important topic! I think some regulation is needed. AI companions feel real - it s very easy for both kids and adults to get emotionally attached or influenced. Age gates aren t perfect, but basic protections like transparency, safety checks, and easy reporting should ... ... much of an unregulated paradise . I'm glad to hear there's a US state taking a stance on this, hope it will become common practice! Comment from Ben Costantini(@bencostantini): Similar regulations are also developed

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