... learn a new language when AI can do the translating for us? And following the same logic, does it still make sense to build another language-learning app? Comment from Yash Panpaliya(@yashpanpaliya): @the_nimesh  That function versus experience distinction is a good way to put it. Even a clumsy attempt in the local language can change the whole interaction. Comment from Konstantin Tikhaev(@konstantin_tikhaev): @busmark_w_nika  You need at least enough to read and audit ... ... want to learn new Languages. Comment from Olia Nemirovski(@olia_nemirovski): sometimes you have to learn it anyway. I took a Portuguese exam earlier this year, and AI can't sit it for you. I've seen lots of homemade

... where does it usually land, straight into a ticket or Slack for the team, or do you ever hand it to an AI agent to act on? Trying to figure out how often these shots are for humans vs for tools. Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): @sarveshsea  Ha, the "future me will definitely get it" screenshot graveyard is painfully real. Browser + IDE keeps being the combo in here. Appreciate you adding it. Comment from Sarvesh Chidambaram(@sarveshsea): Browser ... ... Half debugging, half future me will definitely understand this screenshot lie. Comment from Nabeel Ali Hashmi(@nabeelalihashmi): Microsoft Edge! Because, most of my tools are homemade

... Kicking off 2026 with something new Meet the Public Prompt Library Quick story: Today I was helping my little brother build a website. He s only 12, and already an incredible chef, selling homemade food . He makes the best Sushi Rolls I've tasted! We were using Lovable and I got stuck. Not on how to write prompts, but on what prompt to write next . Landing page? Pricing? Copy? Integrations? So we built a Public Prompt Library inside Pretty Prompt ...

... even wore a headband to keep the glasses from bouncing too much. Then I ran a cable from the glasses to the backpack, and the Switch controller connected wirelessly to the laptop. It was very DIY, like a homemade cyborg setup. Product Hunt: How did people react? Were they curious about what you were doing? Tijs: Definitely. Some people didn t notice, but others were really intrigued. I was basically talking out loud while walking, which made me look like ...

... Luca Petrucci(@luca_petrucci_bgsc): @ray_watcher  Ahahah exactly! Especially with Monopoly chaos is guaranteed! Think about it: nobody actually knows the real Monopoly rules because nobody reads the rulebook. So everyone ends up playing with their own homemade rules which makes every game a mess sooner or later. But with the system we ve created, it s the GameMasters (GMs) who create events using their own games, and their one essential responsibility is to clearly explain the rules ...