... Does every product really need a win back campaign? Comment from Marc-Aurele Legoux(@marcusaureliusdigital): @ruby_diaz1  I mostly work with SMBs. Comment from Marc-Aurele Legoux(@marcusaureliusdigital): @sophie_banks  Timing is everything. Good content is the cherry on top. Comment from Marc-Aurele Legoux(@marcusaureliusdigital): @juhan_polinert  I have found they delay flows entirely and focus mainly on single-email campaigns. Most of the time, non-segmented ones. In my experience, it's mostly ...

... thinking over to it, and I'm not sure I like how easy that is. Comment from Alexander Vlasov(@vlasoffchess): My current five would be: ChatGPT / Claude brainstorming, writing, coding help, and turning messy thoughts into something usable VS Code / Cursor where most of the actual building happens Figma quick UI thinking, mockups, and visual alignment Notion notes, product ideas, specs, and keeping projects from becoming chaos Gmail / Calendar boring but impossible to replace for communication, reminders, and keeping commitments ... ... solo founder, these are the five tools I use almost every day: ChatGPT VS

... really nice QoL improvement. Jumping between drives in split-view was always a bit awkward, so having a root Locations path in the address bar makes a lot of sense. Being able to pin it to favorites is the cherry on top. Keep the updates coming! Comment from Delilah Raine(@delilah_raine1): Nice step , feels like a move toward more workspace based navigation rather than just folders. Comment from Naomi Florence(@naomi_florence): This feels like a small change with ...

... done. Gemini can t do that. There's no other tool that handles multiple tasks simultaneously across your Google Workspace, and also remember what you ve done previously, at the same time. And that s not all. The cherry on top is that you can do all of this just by... talking! Simply have a real-time conversation with Naurra, and it gets things done. That simple, that smart! naurra.ai is truly ahead of its time. We ve worked ...

... Rankfender , we've identified clear patterns. Certain content types get cited 3x more often than others. Here are the 7 content types that win AI citations with real examples you can steal. First, the data: Content Type Citation Rate (vs. average) Best For Comparison pages 3.2x higher "X vs

... Here's the dirty secret of trading: almost every "edge" you see online is fake. Not intentionally people just don't know how to test properly. They overfit to historical data. They don't correct for multiple testing. They cherry-pick the one timeframe where it worked. They look at in-sample results and think they found something. I saw this from the inside. I'm a quant I spent years watching even smart traders make the same statistical mistakes ... ... from pattern signals, not fit a model to historical equity curves. Stop-loss and take-profit optimization grid search across real parameters, not vibes, Multi-market validation your idea has to work across markets, not just the one you cherry

... agent: Create and manage split panes Run commands across different panes Take screenshots of terminal output Handle clipboard and notifications Beyond the AI stuff, I ended up adding things I always wanted in a terminal inline git staging with cherry-pick support, a file explorer with diffs, voice input that runs fully on-device, and GIF recording for sharing terminal sessions. Mostly hanging out in the vibecoding and dev tools communities here. Always down to chat about agentic development setups ...

... your existing workflow. Do you have a lot of background in SEO? This is definitely a useful tool for preliminary research. Beautifully simple, and has the creature comforts with things like CSV export. One thing that may be the cherry on top would be a PDF export and/or public share link. It's awesome that it isn't a subscription and has quite a low barrier to entry with your $1.99 credit pack. If you have some time ... ... same kind of memory and guesswork those three businesses did, happy to show you what it looks like. Comment from Ryan Hendrickson(@ryan_hendrickson): @maria_vannicola  Nice! Was there something that brought you to use Firebase over other alternatives

... Nikita an ex Head of Design with 8+ years of experience and co-founder of Loki.Build . Before Loki, I built two products: - Scrapps.ai AI-powered competitor analytics. - Growlyx an AI marketer that monitored Reddit, X, and LinkedIn and replied to relevant discussions to promote brands. They didn t take off but they taught me a lot. And they eventually led me to Loki.Build . I ve realised the best way to begin a startup is to build from your own pain ... ... were to build one, I d make either an app for people with ADHD to help with planning and getting things done or an app that shows nearby cafes with great coffee and really good cherry

... received to create more equitable opportunities in the venture capital space. I m looking to connect with pre-seed and seed-stage founders in the US. If you focus on climate, sustainability, or impact, that s a cherry on top! If you re open to connecting and sharing your pitch deck, I d love to learn more about what you re building. VC Lab has a global VC network of 700+ VC s so it would be great to explore ...

... like doing everything via command line. Having the diff view in the IDE with Cursor/Windsurf is much nicer for me. Claude Code has plugins for the JetBrains IDEs but they are still clunky compared to the VS code options. Some things that make Claude Code amazing are: Integration with GitHub, ex tag it on issues, pull requests etc and it will work async MCP support for all kinds of goodies. Some fun ones are Sentry and Linear ... ... this bug or go build this feature Comment from Akbar B(@akbar_b): Landing on this thread a year later is fun most of the tradeoffs debated here (terminal vs

... konrad_sx): @zot  how could it be done better? The only possibility I see would be fully homomorphic encryption, and that's much too slow currently. Comment from Konrad S.(@konrad_sx): @zot  there may be an alternative to that now: @Privatemode AI , I think they'll have a Llama 4 soon Comment from Islam Akramov(@islam_akramov): Stepping back from the original question, I think one of the most fascinating parts of this whole space is that ... ... terrible at following instructions. Comment from Reid Kimball(@reid_kimball): @busmark_w_nika that s right, I haven t used Copilot yet. Comment from Reid Kimball(@reid_kimball): @busmark_w_nika I use Cody from Sourcegraph inside VS

... readme and it will also check its own rules when doing new changes later. I also find cursor works better when it has some linting rules and tests to refer to, and when the language is typed eg typescript vs javascript. The biggest issue I run into is code duplication. It always ends up duplicating functions or complete modules when making some new feature until you very specifically tell it what to re-use. If anyone has good tips ... ... That is a sure way to build an unmanageable spaghetti monster that moves very slow. Comment from Andr J(@conduit_design): Select a bunch of code. 2. Ask: "How can this be improved". 3. Read through the recommendations and cherry

... path to go. Knowing when to do more research. utlizing your brains capacity, and understanding its limits. Esp on time and focus. I wrote a bit about it here: https://eoncodes.substack.com/p/... TL;DR. Its not coding anymore, its cherry-picking snippets w/ deluxe LLMs. Then you have vibe-coding, which can serve as a start of a journey, or a quick one off. Comment from Drew Gallagher(@drewg2009): If you don't understand how code works ...

... voice models. I find my self having to record multiple takes of different text segments. Since every take is slightly different. Some takes have clear "voice flukes". So in order to have a clean output. I then have to cherry pick which iterations works best. Then stitch them together in one session. I mainly use this for product presentation videos. So having a clean session without the "AI artifact tell tales" is the key. So people don't notice ... ... have to do the same with OpenAI's voice models, they also have "artifacts" in the output. I actually prefer OpenAIs voice models over 11labs at least for product videos. My question is. Is there going to be a "cherry

... tested for a while 2h-ish of internal work happening there before it is pushed to the stable branch. If we fix some bug and want it out fast we will first merge it to main, then cherry pick that single merge on top of the stable branch and push that out again. Chromium actually let's the release branch go through dev, beta channels before it hits stable, but we only have main and stable. So it is simplified ...

... hold investors cash before distributing for almost a year in case there were liabilities, which cost accounting fees, and more headaches, plus the usual 2/3 visits to the notary to shut down/deregister the company. This friction was the cherry on top. Doing everything in my power to not open another UG/Gmbh again. Comment from Nick Stein(@nick_stein2): @andreasklinger It is a great initiative and we actually know each other from old Sektor5 days in Vienna. The idea of standardizing ...