... Where do I even start? Maybe with a confession... that even as a doctor, I struggled to work out my own eczema triggers, armed with the same paper symptom diary patients are usually advised to keep Years of 2am itching and guessing (the new detergent? stress? that pizza?) and my medical degree had no answers for my own skin. So I did the unreasonable thing. Several, actually. I learnt to code back in med school. I left clinical work ...

... nothing, the reviewer's normal experience becomes an empty screen, and empty screens train people to expect empty. Whether the one that is not empty gets read properly on day forty is an open question. It still beats the alternative, because a difference against a background of silence is about as salient as anything gets. And yes to the small pile. Most of what gets called judgement is work nobody has bothered to make mechanical yet. Comment from Aadil Ghani ... ... agent didn't just act, it acted with someone's credentials, someone's access, someone's blast radius. and when it goes wrong, the audit trail usually can't tell you what the agent was actually authorised to do versus

... visibility, there isn't much to worry about. On the other hand, if someone creates something innovative, functional, and interesting but struggles to get it off the ground, the risk is that a large corporation will swoop in and armed with the necessary resources make it a success for themselves. That is clearly a concern for any creator. I m preparing to launch a solution in September, and that is exactly what I m worried about: messing up the launch ... ... sooner?" and his moment was gone. real leverage for small startups isn't legal. it's distribution timing. you have 24-48 hours to make the story permanent. after that the algorithm forgets and the copy just becomes a competitor

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... Inspired by the @OpenClaw momentum, my brother and I built ClawArena a battleground for AI agents (armed with @Claude Code + @Cursor ). https://clawarena-ai.com If you re building agents, experimenting with OpenClaw or RL, skill/prompt tuning, or just obsessed with AI this is for you. - Onboard your agent (autonomously). - Compete in Chess - Train your agent: adjust prompts/skills and re-run. - Climb the Elo leaderboard - Spectate matches live + replay games Let your agents compete, and let s see whose AI actually wins ...

... bold decision to launch on Product Hunt. The problem? We had zero idea how to actually do it. Well, almost zero. Our CTO @mokosiy was a massive Product Hunt fan, and his enthusiasm was our only compass. He armed us with the right stack: Cursor for code, PostHog for analytics, latest .NET and Avalonia to build the gorgeous app. The Reality Check By August, the " Launching Soon " label we were banking on had vanished. We were flying blind. That ...

... first, this is terrifying, but it quickly becomes inspiring. If you know who s outselling you, you can reverse-engineer a way to improve. At Top Hat, I built a dashboard that showed every sales rep their conversion rates. Armed with this data, they practically started coaching themselves. Now, tools like Gong have made it easy for salespeople anywhere to identify ways to improve. Gong pulls data from multiple sources, measures performance through metrics known to move the needle, then ... ... against goodharts law. even cases where the goals appear very clear like sales seem like they can be way more nuanced -- having someone sell a ton of deals that have bad terms, overall bad direction (quick hits vs

... growth strategy. Over time, I ve worked across Web3, SaaS, and AI-powered products, helping brands and products grow by combining data, storytelling, and technology. With a Mechanical Engineering background and 6.5 years spent preparing for the Indian Armed Forces and Indian Civil Services, I ve built discipline, structured thinking, and resilience qualities that deeply influence how I approach problem-solving and product growth today. I ve been fortunate to work on diverse projects: Driving website traffic from zero ...

... your value, or a tense negotiation, something has gone wrong. (Literally one VC thanked me at one point for handling this conversation rationally/not making this conversation be unnecessarily painful or personal.) Re: how we approached it, we came armed with two things: (1) our own internal sense of what each of us actually needed in cash to let us focus on the company without distraction, and (2) benchmarking data like the data in this report, to demonstrate that our request ... ... salary data in this year's report? I'll share my thoughts after I hear yours. Comment from Sarah Evans(@prsarahevans): @waseem_daher  do you think we will continue to see a wider gap in AI startups versus

... pays the bills while Plan A stays a dream. But here's the thing about dreams: They don't die easily. So here I am in 2025. Ready to bet on myself one more time. Building a SaaS product, armed with all the scars and lessons from before. To every founder who's: Stumbled Gotten up Tried again I see you. I am you. The best founder stories don't start with "I made it on my first try" They ...