... incredibly grateful to share that Adject 2.0 was awarded #4 Product of the Day on Product Hunt on May 10!!! Honestly, we didn t expect this level of support, feedback, and excitement around what we re building. Thank you to everyone who upvoted, commented, tested the product, shared feedback, or even just took the time to check it out. Reading all the comments and discussions throughout the launch day was genuinely motivating for us. We re still very early ...

... Even if we disagree on the cause of it, I think most people would agree that Hiring is Broken right now - I would use a more powerful and scottish adjective here to reflect my true feelings! So this is why I am trying to build Profolia ( https://prf.la ), to make it more interesting it's also an experiment of sorts to see what I can build in 100 hours with the tools available on the market ( https://prf.la/blog ) What ...

... real discussions. But we still want to keep anonymity. So instead of people typing anything they want, tags are generated from a predefined pool of words. You pick from a few simple categories Then the app generates combinations like: adjective + noun + number But here s the fun part. You ll be able to reroll and randomize until you land on one you like. It turns something boring (creating a username) into a little game. And somehow it s way more ... ... taka  Haha I understand that. I will probably be spending at least 10 minutes getting mine when I launch this. Right now you can either hit the "randomize" button or you can keep "rerolling" the first part (adjective

... real discussions. But we still want to keep anonymity. So instead of people typing anything they want, tags are generated from a predefined pool of words. You pick from a few simple categories Then the app generates combinations like: adjective + noun + number But here s the fun part. You ll be able to reroll and randomize until you land on one you like. It turns something boring (creating a username) into a little game. And somehow it s way more ...

... nickname from a predefined pool of words. And here s the fun part. Instead of just showing it I thought it would be cool to make it feel like a little "reveal moment". Little wheels spinning. Landing on your adjective. Landing on your noun. Then the number. It s still anonymous. Still serious about politics. But with a small moment of fun when you enter. Something people might actually remember. Download Votap from the App Store if you want ...

... join, you answer 1 2 simple, non-political questions. For example: Which word describes you best? (6 options) What s your biggest passion? (6 options) Nothing about ideology. Just light personality stuff. Behind the scenes we have: 1,000 adjectives 1,000 nouns That s 1,000,000 combinations. Then we add a 4-digit number (0000 9999 = 10,000 options). 1,000,000 10,000 = 10,000,000,000 That s 10 billion possible tags. So you might ...

... join, you answer 1 2 simple, non-political questions. For example: Which word describes you best? (6 options) What s your biggest passion? (6 options) Nothing about ideology. Just light personality stuff. Behind the scenes we have: 1,000 adjectives 1,000 nouns That s 1,000,000 combinations. Then we add a 4-digit number (0000 9999 = 10,000 options). 1,000,000 10,000 = 10,000,000,000 That s 10 billion possible tags. So you might ...

... funding? And how can an employee strengthen their negotiating position when evolving from part-time to full-time (maybe with a higher compensation + benefits)? As an example, I m attaching a comparison of what a startup (1) typically offers versus an established company. (2) You can see that startups often offer things like dynamic team, remote work, or ownership of the strategy which don t really function as benefits, but rather as expectations or situational responsibilities. Understandably, established companies tend ... ... chance of making significant money if the company is successful Comment from AJ(@build_with_aj): Above a certain level of wealth this question loses relevance. Below that I'd calculate the opportunity cost of the time invested vs

... launching Adject 1.5 soon and would love early feedback. What s the hardest part of creating product images or videos today? Finding models? Shooting multiple angles? Creating product videos? Organizing assets for campaigns? Drop your pain points, we re building ...

... teach her some to create an image for Stickerbox makes me really happy to see. It s a rare tech gadget that earns a place in the quiet-time toolkit and actually helps my kid focus. Comparisons & Alternatives While I really don t think there is anything quite like this. Here are some of the closest things I ve seen. DIY thermal printer + Raspberry Pi: fun for tinkerers, but setup, reliability, and safety filtering are on you. Kids ... ... come up with are, and how Stickerbox has interpreted them...? Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): @chrismessina  oh man, there was one thread where she was trying to get the right aesthetic of an egg hatching and kept adding adjectives

... Prompt Engineering Gap Yes, ChatGPT can write resumes. But the output is only as good as your prompt. Most job seekers aren't prompt engineers. They ask for a resume, and the LLM gives them creative writing, fancy adjectives and hallucinations. Granted ChatGPT is getting smarter by the day. But raw intelligence isn't the issue, context is.We didn't build CareerButler to compete with AI; we built it to make AI work specifically for resumes. 2. The Competitor

... clear and concise promise to your readers: essential information delivered in a digestible format. The [Brand] Letter This simple yet powerful approach leverages the inherent intimacy of a letter, fostering a personal connection between you and your subscribers. The [Adjective] Roundup "The [Adjective