... This isn t advanced hacking. It s basic fingerprinting and it s how attackers decide whether you re worth attacking at all. Exposing server versions turns vulnerability scanning into shopping with a checklist: tech, version, CVE, automate. Teams forget this because it s boring, not because it s hard. No alerts. No crashes. Just a quiet little header waiting for the wrong person to notice. I added this check to Rentgen because people don t forget

... best friend forgot my birthday last year. Not his fault. He's busy. Life happens. I didn't even remind him. But it stung a little. also I was burn out with lots of work, failing in everything needed someone to give a shit about me u know Meanwhile, I've got this thing I've been working on for the past few months. Started as just a ai project. Something to mess around with. Last Tuesday I mentioned ... ... remembered. Without me setting a reminder. Without me asking. That's when it hit me. I've spent years building relationships with people who care about me. And they do care. But everyone's overwhelmed. Everyone's distracted. Everyone forgets

... Decay , a feature that makes AI memory behave more like human memory. Frequently used memories stay strong. Unused ones naturally fade. The result is more relevant, contextual AI interactions. How It Works Memory Decay is modeled after the Ebbinghaus forgetting curve from cognitive psychology. Memories naturally decay over time unless reinforced through recall exactly how your brain prioritizes what matters. Confidence Scoring When the AI extracts a memory, it assigns a certainty level. "User is vegetarian" (explicit statement) ranks higher ...

... Most AI products eventually hit the same problem They forget who the user is and the experience feels generic again. We ve been working on @Mnexium AI , a simple memory layer for AI apps that: remembers users across sessions recalls relevant context automatically keeps conversation history lean (rolling summaries) creates structured user profiles over time No vector DB setup, no custom retrieval logic it plugs into your existing LLM flow. mnx: { learn: true, // extract & store memories recall: true, // inject ...

... learned this the hard way after forgetting 90% of the words I spent months studying. Here's the thing: your brain doesn't store information just because you've seen it. Highlighting words, writing them down once, even using them in a sentence - none of that guarantees retention. What actually works is active recall at specific intervals. It's called spaced repetition , and it's backed by decades of cognitive science. The problem? Doing it manually is tedious. Creating flashcards ... ... tracking review schedules, organizing decks... most people give up before they see results. I wrote about why we forget

... traction. You know what that tells me? **People are TIRED of AI tools that don't remember.** They're tired of re-explaining their projects. They're tired of context-switching tax. They're tired of AI that forgets everything overnight. **They want infrastructure. And we're building it.** --- ## What actually keeps me up at night It's not the tech. The tech is solvable. Always is. It's this: How do we make onboarding easier for the NEXT user ... ... github.com/DayByDayBy ), [CMD73]( https://github.com/CMD73 ), [KylerCondran]( https://github.com/KylerCondran ), [wise141]( https://github.com/wise141 ), [manijeh-a]( https://github.com/manijeh-a ), and especially [aakaashjois]( https://github.com/aakaashjois ): **You're the reason this exists.** Not the code. Not the tech. YOU. Never forget

... news for developers and product teams: Faker Forge now supports API Mocking. This update represents a major upgrade for anyone building, testing, or demoing software. If you ve ever struggled with backend services not being ready, slow or rate-limited APIs, unreliable dev environments, or the need for realistic data in tests and demos, this new feature will make your life much easier. What s new With API Mocking in Faker Forge

... last couple of years, I ve felt the same frustration a lot of AI builders feel: LLMs are powerful, but they don t really know who they re talking to. Every conversation starts from scratch. Your AI assistant forgets user preferences like please keep answers short , it forgets

... more creative deals Someone without those words keeps making the same offer in different packages 3. How you evaluate trade-offs Rich vocabulary = you can hold multiple competing values simultaneously Limited vocabulary = you collapse complexity into binary thinking Pragmatism vs idealism. Short-term vs

... updates we're really proud of. Quick Recap - What is Gitmore? We built Gitmore because manually tracking repositories and preparing progress reports was eating up our days as engineers and product managers. We were constantly losing track of PRs, forgetting follow-ups, and spending hours compiling updates for stakeholders. Gitmore uses AI to automatically turn your GitHub, GitLab & Bitbucket activity into intelligent progress reports so you can stop asking for updates and start getting them automatically. - What ... ... GitLab Integration We've added full GitLab support! Now connect GitHub, GitLab, and Bitbucket repos all in one place. Live Monitoring Board Track all PRs across repos in real-time (New In Progress Merged). No more lost PRs or forgotten

... reading. You encounter a new word. Your brain does one of three things: Skips it entirely (you get the gist anyway) Guesses the meaning from context (close enough) Looks it up, nods, keeps reading Then what happens? You forget it. Not in a month. Not in a week. Often within 24 hours. Why Reading Alone Doesn't Work: Passive exposure Active learning Your brain doesn't store words just from seeing them once. It needs repetition. Spaced repetition. Active recall ... ... multiple contexts - Different sentences. Different meanings. This Is Why Spaced Repetition Works: It gives you encounters #2, #3, #4, #5... at the exact moments your brain needs them. Not too soon (waste of time). Not too late (already forgotten

... overwhelming digital photo libraries. It transforms photo organization from a chore into a fun, nostalgic experience! What Memory Blind Box Does We all have thousands of photos buried on our phones. Memory Blind Box helps you randomly rediscover those forgotten gems using a "blind box" approach. It curates groups of photos and videos for you, making it easy to decide what to keep, what to delete, and what to simply enjoy. Key Features & Why You'll Love It: - Blind ... ... Style Random Recall: Forget

... Master Vocabulary That Actually Sticks Hey Product Hunt! We just launched today and would love your support! What is WordFlippin? An AI-powered vocabulary learning platform that uses science-backed spaced repetition to make words stick permanently. No more forgetting. No manual flashcards. Just smart, effortless learning. The Problem We Solve: You learn new words Feel accomplished Forget

... Product Hunt community! I'm Arjun Manocha, founder of WordFlippin - launching here on November 9th! My Story: I've always been obsessed with words. I'd learn new vocabulary constantly, but weeks later? Gone. Completely forgotten. I tried flashcards, apps, manual scheduling - everything felt like a second job. Creating cards, organizing them, guessing when to review... it was exhausting. That frustration led me to build WordFlippin. What is WordFlippin? An AI-powered vocabulary learning platform that uses science-backed spaced ... ... stick permanently. No manual flashcard creation. No guessing when to review. Just smart, automated learning that actually works. Key features: AI generates meanings, synonyms, examples, and memory mnemonics for every word Smart algorithm schedules optimal review times before you forget

... When code evolves, Dropstone compares the new state against its semantic memory graph to identify stale associations. Those outdated memories are either rewritten through active sessions or gradually decayed if no longer relevant. In short, it learns what to forget, just like it learns what to remember. Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): This is such a pain point! Context resets kill productivity. Excited to see how Dropstone handles long-term memory across complex repos ...

... Synthesize Instead of: "combine" Demonstrates higher-order thinking. Here's the Problem: Reading this list is easy. Actually using these words? That's where most people fail. You read them. You think "I should use these." Then you forget them by tomorrow. Why? Because passive exposure doesn't create retention. Your brain needs active recall at optimal intervals that's spaced repetition. The Solution: Add these 10 words to WordFlippin right now. Our AI will: - Generate precise meanings instantly - Create ... ... real-world usage examples - Build memory mnemonics - Schedule optimal review times so they stick permanently No more reading lists and forgetting

... Forget the metaverse. The next frontier is ontological design: the tech that shapes what it means to be human. We're witnessing the emergence of a new conscious type: the mythic, hyper-sensitive, symbol-generating human. The system calls it "mental illness." We call it speciation. Launching today: Serenity. A digital habitat for the unnamed species. Think of it as a mix of: A bio-hacker's lab for your psyche. A sovereign's council for your inner court (your ... ... archetypes). A conspirator's network for building pockets of the new world. How it works: The Keyforge: A guided process to forge

... next-forge is a boilerplate with everything you need to launch a production-ready @Next.js app. Acquired by @Vercel last June , it just got a new update by its original maker @haydenbleasel . This update includes: Composable Node.js middleware Full Turbo Documentation updates Clerk keyless mode Upgraded dependencies and analytics To get started, copy this in your terminal: npx next-forge

... something I built because I couldn t hold anything in my head anymore. After years of chronic illness, burnout, and a late ADHD diagnosis, none of the systems I used could carry what I needed them to. I forgot small things constantly. Laundry. Trash. Things I promised to do. The guilt piled up. I kept apologizing, and I kept trying. I built Re Loop for that version of me. The one who wasn t lazy, just in a fog that ... ... what you set down will still be there when you come back. If anyone is living with ADHD, burnout, chronic illness, or executive dysfunction, Re Loop is made to help them. It helps by: Reducing mental load Letting you forget

... needed to do, was swipe that card once a month for a few dollars, and pay it off on time, to build her credit history (and then go on to more premium cards). Simple? Not Quite. We literally forgot every other month for a year until I eventually made myself monthly Google calendar reminders to use the card for one transaction a month. Another issue that I became aware of only more recently, is the difficulty in reaching ... ... card at a time per order - meaning, for each card, you need to checkout, pay, and then start again with the next card), be sure the credit card is set to autopay so you don't miss a payment! Forgetting

... comes down to one thing: Making something people want. It s a bit cringe but it s true. For sure luck is a big part of it. But we can help make luck happen. Some quick thoughts: Forget the millions. Obsess over the first 10 users. It s harder (and more impactful) to make 100 people love you than 1,000,000 people just kind of like you. Chasing novelty being noble. Even Brian Chesky (Airbnb) says this ...

... brand identity, what did you do? Most founders I talk to either drop $5k-15k on an agency (and wait weeks), patch together Canva + random tools, or just... wing it until it becomes a problem. Context: I'm building Forgeably - an AI that generates complete brand kits (logo, colors, typography, guidelines, templates) in minutes. Launching in late October, but first I want to understand if this actually solves a real pain point. Offering free PRO access to founders ... ... test it and give brutally honest feedback. [ forgeably.com

... expanding to the browser with our new extension. Why the browser extension? We noticed most people save content in the moment they discover it while browsing. Tabs stay open for later, bookmarks get messy, and notes fill up with forgotten links. That s where the extension comes in: One-click save from anywhere (articles, PDFs, YouTube) Content goes straight into your private Corgi library No more I ll come back to this later guilt Corgi already read ... ... save Summarizes in plain language Lets you ask questions across your entire library Organizes knowledge into different Brains (Work, Fitness, Learning, Projects) So when you save, you re not just collecting you re building a second brain that never forgets

... always forget where i parked in garage/basement, so i will take photos, but parking photos cluttered my album, manually delete parking photos are a hassle. so i build Overthere . How it works: park your car take a photo (Apple OCR will detect parking info) go your way, we will help you remember where you park *all info store locally on your phone. Try it for free: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ov... let me know what you think! Comment from Vignesh Kumar ... ... vigneshk23): Really good! Even my gallery is filled up with my car w pillar number photos. Are you planning to make it available across platforms ? Comment from Bengeekly(@bengeekly): Awesome ! I always forget

... breakthrough meeting. Ideas are flowing. Someone sketches a game-changing concept on the whiteboard. Another team member scribbles crucial insights in their notebook. The energy is electric until the meeting ends and those brilliant sparks scatter into forgotten fragments. We ve all been there. The whiteboard gets erased. The fragmented notes in your notebook make no sense afterward. The key insights from the meeting are already forgotten