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9mo ago

🎉 Vibe Village is now part of NVIDIA Inception!

Hey Product Hunt! 🚀 We’re thrilled to share a major milestone in our journey — Vibe Village has officially been accepted into NVIDIA Inception, a program that supports startups building the future of AI and innovation. 🎶 What is Vibe Village? Vibe Village turns music into something you do, not just hear. We bring families and friends together through interactive music battles, real-time AI...

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10mo ago

I agree—prompt engineering has evolved quickly. The shift from rigid, template-driven prompts to more fluid “lazy prompting” is fascinating, especially as models get better at filling in gaps. That said, clarity still wins. A few things that help me ensure strong context: Structure like a Story: Even with casual prompts, I frame my input with a beginning (goal), middle (relevant details), and...

What’s your tip for delivering “Context” better to AI models?

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🚀 Just accepted into the AWS Startups program and received $1,000 in AWS Activate credits! This validates our architecture + gives us extra fuel. Let me know if you'd like early access to test!

🚨 Big Update from Vibe Village: Music Battles Are Getting Real

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🚨 Big Update from Vibe Village: Music Battles Are Getting Real

I’m Ed Clark, founder of Vibe Village — the first and only AI-powered, SharePlay-connected mobile music battle platform for families, friends, and fans. We’ve been heads down, and today I wanted to share a quick pulse on where we are: 🎯 What’s New: We’re officially patent-pending ✅ Indiegogo Pre-Launch is Live! (Would love your feedback & early support): 🔗...

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🚀 The Spark Behind Vibe Village Vibe Village wasn’t born in a boardroom—it began in the silence between job rejections and the noise of self-doubt. After years of building enterprise systems for Fortune 100 companies, I found myself wondering: What if I could use tech to move emotions—not just transactions? During the pandemic, my family started doing weekly FaceTime music battles. Those nights...