Jimi Nerecina

I'm doing my first solo Product Hunt launch in a few weeks. No team, no hunter with a big audience, no launch day command center. Just me and a very long to-do list.

So if you've done a launch day on your own:

• What's the 1 thing you'd do differently?

• What did you spend time on that turned out not to matter?

• How do you get through the dead hours in the middle of the day?

Thanks!

• I know many countries (especially in the European Union) are moving toward requiring AI-generated content to be distinguishable from human-generated content. Gemini already does this with images, and now Claude does it with text.

• Social platforms are also creating their own identifiers that can detect and label AI-generated content, such as AI labels on X and LinkedIn.

I understand all sides of this:

Governments want to prevent misinformation.
AI companies can use it as a way to promote their tools.
Companies and SoMe platforms can distinguish AI-generated content from human-created content.
And AI tools can essentially create their own trademark on the content they generate.

Working on scoring candidates against job postings with AI, and I keep going back and forth on this: a bare percentage feels untrustworthy no matter how good the model is, but a full paragraph of reasoning is too slow to skim across 50 profiles.

Landed on a point-by-point checklist (what's met, what's missing) as a middle ground, but curious how others handle this. If a tool told you "73% match," would you trust it without seeing why? Where's the line between useful signal and noise for you?