... tolerate it because they feel they have to. They hate it because, honestly, it deserves to be hated. Here is exactly why. The Spam Never Stops The moment you put "developer" in your headline, the messages start. About 35% of LinkedIn connection requests are followed by aggressive sales messages, according to research from email management company Superhuman. That means one in three people trying to "connect" with you are actually trying to sell you something

... Product Hunt. Here is the pre-launch page if you want to check it out or follow along: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Do you think a new tab should only be useful, or can it also make you feelsomething? Comment from Prashant Patil(@prashant_patil14): I love this idea. A new tab is

... almost nobody cared. Here is what we missed: users were not coming to Murror for analysis. They were coming because they wanted to feel understood. The feature that actually moved the needle was embarrassingly simple. Instead of showing users a breakdown of their emotional patterns, we added a single line of text that said something

... just a girl who made a website for people to feelsomething :) I built The Librarium - a library where strangers leave notes inside books they've loved, for other strangers to find. Not reviews. Not ratings. Just what a book actually did to someone, honestly, when no one was watching. Someone left a note inside one of the books that said: "at one of darkest periods this did what my mom, dad, siblings no one was able to." I didn ...

... make it a little better, again and again. And yes I slept only 4 hours in 48 hours I know not a good idea But when you care about something, you don t really count time. These are small numbers for many people. But for me, they feel

... from using AI as a tool to letting AI become the default for almost everything: writing, deciding, planning, even reflecting. Need to write an email? AI. Need to make a decision? Ask AI. Need to understand how you feel about something

... more evolved marketer these days - I paused. Because while I agree marketing is becoming more important than ever product is still everything. I say that after several months building @Meet-Ting and understanding the complexity that goes into making somethingfeel delightful. I am in awe of every product I use daily and the journey the startup must have been on to get to that can't-live-without-you

... from our daily challenges. Each time AI fills in the blanks or suggests the next step, it chips away at the mental grit that once set people apart. It s easy to celebrate the fall of monotony, but I feelsomething oddly unsettling about the trade-off. When instant assistance is always within reach, what happens to curiosity, intellectual struggle, or even real direction? Sometimes it

... spot and really ship something that people want. I've been building products and solving problems for years and one thing that is true for almost any product that I use on the daily, is that - it makes me feel