... versioning approach sounds like the right way to add the iterative loop back without reintroducing the clobbering risk - keeping old versions intact instead of overwriting in place. will keep an eye out for that release. Comment from Truth and dare(@truth_and_dare

... both incredible good and unimaginable bad things. AI may further unleash the darker side of human nature, because it truly achieves 'equality' from a technical standpoint clever bad actors using AI can carry out projects they wouldn't have dared to dream of in the past. Comment from Riya Pariyar(@riya_pariyar): i don't think we'll ever fully shut it down, but i think we'll see pockets of it. the europe situation is already a preview ...

... doorbell. It rings the same whether it's a package or a fire. That's basically the gap Pushary fills, same hook idea you've already wired, but the event carries a real handoff (done vs blocked vs

... leave me and filed for divorce. Yeah, I know what you're thinking, she should have...and I don't disagree. You see, at the time, this was one of the darkest times of my life but do I dare say that it turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to me? Well it was, because for the first time someone held a mirror to my face and I actually looked...and I hated everything ...

... complicated family situation, and I had no one to talk to about it. But I felt like I needed to get it off my chest. So I wrote a very intimate letter, saying all the things I didn't dare say out loud, and it helped me a lot. It was therapeutic, I'd say. A couple of days later, once the storm had calmed down, an idea came to me. The thing is, I've been a web developer ...

... knowing when it ends completely changes how you perform How I actually use it: Workouts - planks, wall sits, isometric holds. Every set feels different. No sandbagging the last 10 seconds. Games with friends - Hot Potato, trivia rounds, dare challenges. When nobody knows when the buzzer drops, everyone stays locked in. Focus & meditation - start a session and actually be present instead of negotiating with the countdown. Reading - instead of committing to "exactly 15 minutes a day", you set a range ...

... Bengaluru. I work full time as a developer and built this entirely on weekends over 6 months. Honest origin story: my friends and I were bored one night and someone said "what if Snakes & Ladders had Truth or Dare?" Six months later here we are The game is simple. You roll the dice, move your piece, and land on a tile you get a Truth or Dare

... simple, fast, and it works. If you're fed up with coddling apps and ready to put in the work, give it a run I'm in the comments all day. Drop your feedback, roast Coach Don (if you dare), or ask me anything. Let's get it. I m offering 1 month of Premium access for the first 20 users who use the promo code. https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ct... https://apps.apple.com ...

... Nika(@busmark_w_nika): In my opinion, it s possible to achieve something remarkable with a lean company structure, especially when using AI. If the company operates this way, shared revenue or reasonable equity for each employee becomes (I dare to say) a necessity. Otherwise, when employees don t share in the company s revenue, they may feel that their value is being undervalued compared to the company s profits and the number of employees who are in the business ... ... check out those articles now. Thanks for posting. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @busmark_w_nika  How do you think the distribution percentage would be fair? Comment from Neal Miskell(@wereframe): @byalexai  Great question on the solo vs

... pitch works without pretty slides? There's a tool that disagrees. Stuck on a decision you keep avoiding? There's a therapist with zero patience. Scoped your project for "two weeks"? There's a reality check waiting. You can dare other founders to try it too. Send them your result, watch them squirm, then they dare

... useful. Comment from Navanita Devi(@navanita_devi): Dedy's point is interesting, the opacity problem is real. Most people conflate "AI having access" with "AI having unchecked control." They're very different things. Read-only access vs write access, logged actions vs

... that s exactly how it is! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  Your piece of advice or point of view is always valuable in discussions. And that's why you are asked to participate in interviews. I dare to publish the one you sent me, because I was listening to it and it is brilliant! :D :) Guys, watch it! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @kilopolki  Imagine how time-demanding this ...

... wanted it! It's equivalent to taking a calculated risk to be delusional! I think this is important because before others you need to be the first leap-of-faith taker in your ideas. Money vs time is a mindset battle. Money is definitely needed for many things, most importantly in enabling intellectual exploration without being showered with constraints caused by financial problems, you know like worrying about paying this month's rent or your sibling's education ... ... successful rather than burning out doing many side hustles at once and not resulting in anything worthy to speak about. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): @busmark_w_nika  thank you Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @tetianai  I dare

... basically like picking money off the floor! Go check it out and tell us how much you guys won ( the gifts at the moments are Amazon Gift cards) Why we built it We love the energy of IRL dares and party games but most social apps aren t built for play . Play-On turns that let s make it interesting moment into a lightweight, mobile-first experience. What we re looking for UX feedback: onboarding, first challenge flow, clarity ... ... maintaining energy in the system . Empty states kill apps like this fast. One idea: Consider adding solo warm-up or AI-driven challenges so users can engage even without friends initially. Curious what s your current DAU vs

... grab the current version . No seriously v1.0 (though I am confident that you already have it). That way as soon as I pull the trigger (I mean metaphorically) you'll have the latest version. And dare I say be the envy of all who see you using it. Just a quick reminder of what to expect. Skin tone selection. Custom emoji options (3 for now). All via a settings page. Oooooooooo. via Dad Reply branding (yeah, about that ...

... consultant's help, felt super tedious. Overall it cost us like $35k and 6 months of hard work, for one certification That s why we built Smartly : an automation-first platform to make ISO 27001 compliance simple, affordable, and (dare we say) stress-free . What Smartly does : Gap Analysis: See where you stand against ISO 27001:2022 and what needs to be fulfilled. Policy & Control Templates: 40+ Policy document templates aligned to ISO 27001. Evidence Collection: Connect your tools ...

... certainty gave  new entrants  a strong sense of security. Even if you only captured 1% of the  market share , it could still be  a multi-billion dollar opportunity . So, back then, a lot of companies dared to invest heavily upfront, not rushing to monetize. As long as they moved fast enough and grabbed market share, there was a good chance they'd make big money later. But now, things are different. The phone ...

... chill chat. Same on the launch day Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): @jagriti_kumar1  you should do it several weeks before the launch not too early, not on the launch day Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): I dare say that nothing beats personal contacts . It s always your close ones, friends, colleagues, and followers who help the most. That s why I always advise projects to: -start outreach as early as possible (DMs) -message all your page followers, message ...

... time there's a product launch, update, new feature, or milestone achieved (when the milestone is achieved, you can try running an AMA) or get involved in discussions around main product topics (e.g., forums like p/Slack The best alternatives to Slack). General Tips: Again, keep the community guidelines in mind. Try to bring value with your contributions. Be unique and authentic avoid generic AI-generated content. Engage with others' posts and support fellow creators. If you have anything ... ... outreach, or even what didn t work, those seem to spark the best discussions. Personally, I d love to see more threads on how people time and sequence their launch day efforts. Like what actually works at mid-day vs

... sharing! :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @rushasen  I will watch them! :) Probably in the evening because now I am travelling LOL :D :) Comment from Kevin McDonagh(@kevin_mcdonagh1): @aleksandra_trueme  Lex Friedman dares to have multi hour conversations and people stay to listen. It's great. Comment from Rusha Sen(@rushasen): @busmark_w_nika  They all have a flair for storytelling and share poignant anecdotes that resonate with viewers. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @dmitcha ...

... Comment from Joseph Burutu(@joseph_burutu): @busmark_w_nika  Thank you so much, Nika! You've been super helpful! Her handle is @Oghenekom Comment from Danny(@memsoph): since we already interacted a bit, I dare ask: what do hunters do exactly? I am pretty new here. Comment from Aharna Haque(@aharna_haque): @busmark_w_nika Thank you so much for sharing this awesome list. This is super helpful for someone who is part of a big launch ...

... Jaisal Rathee(@jaisalr): @jakecrump  Thanks Jake! Means a lot coming from you. Working on user dashboards + community features Comment from Jaisal Rathee(@jaisalr): Yooo thanks for doing this Jake! I'm building tinystartups.com -- a "tiny" launch platform and alternative to Product Hunt. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @harvanshchaudhary  Link doesn't work :-( But sounds super fun Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): I want to stitch together Suno, Gmail, and Zapier to make an automation that sings ... ... building? It s an AI strategy radar. It scans the internet, filters out the noise, and delivers only the signals that matter paired with clear, actionable next steps. How it works: Understands Your World Maps your ecosystem: competitors

... people will drop it fast. A few honest thoughts: The magic is in the challenge quality. If they feel generic, it dies. If they feel clever, slightly risky, and context-aware, it spreads. You ll need moderation controls. Public dares in stores can easily cross lines. The leaderboard is smart competition drives replay value. The real viral loop is shareable moments. If clips are easily exportable to TikTok/IG, that s your growth engine. I d narrow the first audience hard ... ... wouldn t scrap it. I d prototype a super simple version and test it with 3 4 real friend groups. Watch where energy spikes and where it drops. Big question: what makes this better than just writing dares

... messes... almost like GPT-4.1 was a drunk frat boy that trashed the dorm over the weekend and Sonnet came in to tidy up the place like a responsible, thoughtful, capable roommate. I didn't dare touch o3 reasoning models though (at 7.5x and 10x credits!). That's like Zuck hiring the Winklevi twins to build The Facebook...! (Or was it the other way around?) Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): Agree, I think this makes sense as well ...

... folks I recently started a newsletter called Dare to Build it's for builders who are in the early stages of launching products, especially those experimenting with or leveraging AI in smart ways. Each issue features: Stories from indie hackers & bootstrappers still in the trenches Insights into product journeys (from 0 1 and beyond) Practical use of AI tools in building, shipping, and iterating Curated updates on AI tech relevant to product builders I felt there ...