... jargon means?Most people buy electronics based on big screens, pretty pictures, brand names, and marketing hype. They don't consider their actual living situations like thin apartment walls, room lighting, or how a massive subwoofer will affect their neighbors and roommates.Resident Wizard is a smart sidekick that changes that. It helps people right-size their electronics for their actual spaces. Excited to connect with you all here ...

... actually makes sense the old cluster algorithm tried to tear the graph apart one connection at a time, which just didn't work for big collections. Replaced it with the Jaccard algorithm: it looks at how many shared neighbors two nodes have. If they share a lot of the same connections, they're probably in the same cluster. If they barely share any, they're a bridge between clusters. This finally gives clean, meaningful clusters instead of one giant blob ... ... edge cutoff but actually used a completely different one. Fixed so the displayed edges and the cluster detection actually agree with each other. Thumbnails aren't pixelated anymore on Mac macOS WebKit was treating a CSS flag as nearest-neighbor

... This is garbage, it hung up on my mother" is rude and actionable. "Love the vision, excited to see where this goes!" is lovely and worth nothing. Second, the distinction that changed how we respond: hate at your product versus hate at your category. A lot of what looks like hostility toward us is not about us at all - it is people who object to the whole idea of software answering a phone. That is not a bug report ... ... Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @stacywycof83995   I hope that you will not have to face any grumpy people. There are many good ones :) Comment from marius stoicescu(@marius_stoicescu): @busmark_w_nika  I m from Romania, neighbor

... immigrants, and Spain is the fourth country I've called home. For a long time, I thought my story was unusual. Now I think it's becoming the norm. Look around, your coworker is probably from another country. Your neighbor just arrived, and your best friend is thinking about leaving. We're living through one of the biggest shifts of our generation. Millions of people are choosing to build their lives somewhere new. But here's what surprised me. Technology ...

... guess which element on a busy screen I actually meant, and it edits the wrong one. Then I'm re-prompting, which is its own iteration tax. Curious how much of your rework is this specific thing versus raw model quality. And what's your fix, crop hard, or describe the element in text? Comment from Alexander Bickov(@bickov): @r_aghababa  SwiftUI is where I feel it worst, no DOM, no Figma, so the agent has only the pixels ... ... single element), which also happen to be the most frequent. The relational and counterfactual cases want pixels or motion. You've basically written the doc for when to use which. Mind if I borrow "useful seam" and the box-vs

... verification because of 16yo people. Comment from Yumi Joh(@yumi_joh): @chris_fluentime  I experienced the same outage and the first thing I did was buy a battery powered radio. It became the centerpiece of the building as neighbors gathered to listen. Comment from Yumi Joh(@yumi_joh): Honestly, I am not great at social. I have a slight allergy to self-promotion. I always have moments of doubt before I publish something and ask myself if it "sounds ... ... void, it will get filled and maybe by something far more nefarious - I believe in the government sentiment, but I am gobsmacked at the solution - I fear it will backfire - kids are not stupid and they will find an alternative

... actual insight, and it's bigger than it looks: making the notification say why it's waiting is what turns a ping into a triage. "Done" makes you tab back to find out what "done" means. "Needs approval vs finished vs

... people around you. You don t know what s happening nearby. And if you re introverted, randomly starting conversations isn t easy. Especially in big cities where people come for work and live in apartments without really knowing their neighbors. I was wondering for the same like why doesn t something exist where you can interact with people just around your immediate area? Like your hostel, apartment block, or campus. So I built incognear , it is a hyperlocal, ephemeral ...

... away. Today we're back with the feature we've been most excited about: Conversation Mode. You're sitting across from someone who speaks a different language. Maybe it's a client, a patient, a neighbor, your in-laws. You pull out Google Translate and take turns typing. It's slow, awkward, and kills the flow. The solution: Just talk. Seagull listens to both of you, identifies who's speaking and in what language, and shows each ...

... away. Today we're back with the feature we've been most excited about: Conversation Mode. You're sitting across from someone who speaks a different language. Maybe it's a client, a patient, a neighbor, your in-laws. You pull out Google Translate and take turns typing. It's slow, awkward, and kills the flow. The solution: Just talk. Seagull listens to both of you, identifies who's speaking and in what language, and shows each ...

... visibility issue in the top bar fixed. Touchpad zoom and pan improved. Keyboard shortcuts are now formatted according to platform. Added (9) CRT now includes advanced settings. Motion Trail (video) effect added. Floyd now has pixel diffusion options to neighbors and new performance settings. Atkinson received new settings. Fluid now includes noise and improved controls. Frequency Modulation now allows quality selection (for slower computers). ASCII got new settings. Void-and-Cluster received minor tweaks. Zoom animation added for Kaleidoscope. Platforms ...

... Comment from qinhanyong(@hanyong_qin): started 2026 with a new book. began a new course on AI now, lets see how it evolved in 4 months. Comment from Tinnix He(@tinnix_he): watched some fireworks set off by our neighbors, and back to the computer to keep working on our project at 00:05 haha Comment from Victor N(@viktorgems): For me, Day 1 of 2026 was pretty chill and exactly what I needed, caught up on some seriously overdue ...

... TailTrail helps people who ve lost or found a pet. No more paper flyers or chaotic group chats, you can create a post in seconds, with a photo, description, and location. The app automatically notifies nearby users, volunteers, and neighbors using AI and geolocation. I ve always wanted to build something meaningful, something that truly helps people. Volunteering has long been part of my life, and I know many others feel the same way. That s why TailTrail felt like ...

... night which basically means politely arguing with AI until it makes something halfway useful. My current late-night obsession is a tool for tabletop GMs. It started because I was running D&D for my kids and neighbors and got tired of pulling story hooks, NPCs, and plot twists out of thin air every week. So I glued my front-end skills to some AI magic and built an app that helps GMs spin up campaign content fast ...

... simple things. I've heard Claude Code is really good and more lightweight. I pay for Cursor and Claude and think it will be nice to go all in on just Claude and go back to coding in VS code. Cursor also has to make an API request to Claude via its servers so that can be slower. Makes sense to go direct to the source with Claude Code. Comment from Umair(@umairnadeem): IMO the whole debate is wrong ... ... results are mostly pretty good. A few things I ve come to love: Even though it s a CLI tool, it s pretty integrated into my IDE. When installing the CLI, it automatically installs the Jetbrains or VS

... community I m Mikhail, founder of Givgive a platform for hyperlocal sharing and community-powered sustainability. Imagine a world where you borrow a drill from a neighbor instead of buying one. Where trust and generosity drive access to everyday items. That s what we re building. Givgive is more than a tool it s a movement. We re starting city by city, and just ran our first pilots. Right now, I m preparing our Product Hunt launch and would love ...

... launching on PH this week, so full circle. Wouldn't call it "money from that first version" though, that one barely resembled what exists now. Curious how many other people here started completely outside software like I did vs. devs who just found a faster way to ship side projects. Comment from Landon Reid(@galax): My teenage son built a full SaaS on Bolt with Claude. A property zoning tool. Hardest part was the data layer, not the code. Every ... ... money. Vibe coding eliminated the boilerplate, not the thinking. Comment from fzero17(@fzero17): My first vibecoded project was OpenFolder a macOS menu bar app that turns your desktop into a calm personal launchpad. I built it using GitHub Copilot + VS

... alone in the woods and stop working forever doesn't seem like a bad idea at all. My partner and I enjoy imagining all the different ways we could make a profit, like cooking pizza and pasta for our neighbors (we're real Italians lol). But we love what we do, so here we are. That being said, I'm glad to be here and look forward to knowing other hunters ...

... Michael! :) Likewise. Comment from Michael Seredich(@crazystartuper): @sanskarix  Thanks, Sanskar - really thoughtful response! Totally agree: trust, logistics, and habit shifts are the big hurdles. We re trying to tackle exactly that with Givgive - a local sharing platform where neighbors can rent or lend things like suitcases, tools, or strollers safely and easily. The goal is to make sharing feel just as convenient (and trustworthy) as ownership-but with more meaning. If this vision resonates with you, we d love ... ... gear, party equipment? If we swap or rent these things locally, we not only reduce waste, but also build more connected communities. Curious would you ever rent or lend things like a waffle maker or a projector to/from your neighbors

... rich profiles, reviews, and portfolios. Message providers directly through the platform secure and seamless. Post jobs and get matched with trusted providers. Support local businesses by sharing feedback and recommendations. Join a growing community of skilled professionals and helpful neighbors. Whether you're booking a service or offering one, Allsers is designed to build trust, reduce friction, and empower local economies. We're launching with love and listening closely your feedback means the world! Check ...

... weather forecast and wake you up: 'Rain in 30 mins grab your umbrella!'). But it got me thinking: what other cool stuff could AI do? Ultra-local predictions? ("Your backyard BBQ at 3PM will be sunny, but your neighbor s patio will be windy") Eco-friendly tips? ("Water plants today drought risk increases tomorrow") Personalized alerts based on routines? ("Heads-up, temps will drop during your usual jog time!") Would love your thoughts: What AI weather feature would you actually ...

... bill. With real-time feedback, they made small changes that added up to big savings. For example, we had friends that were able to monitor their electric usage while out of town and learned they were paying for their neighbor apartment's usage as well. With that insight, they called ConEdison to visit their building, read their meter, and make adjustments so they only pay for their apartment's usage. Open Questions for the Community For those ...

... photo please do hers too." "Also my mom, dad, and these 6 cousins. Just for fun " It escalated FAST. I went from a user to the unofficial Ghibli Portrait Department for friends, family, their family, and even their neighbors. The kicker? Despite being a Premium user, there are limits : You can t generate unlimited images. There s throttling and delays. Each image takes 1-3 minutes. And once you hit the soft cap, it slows down even more. While people ...

... cares. Has no soul. Share thoughts, completely unfiltered, raw. i.e "I was in the super market doing groceries, and I couldnt stop thinking about how my cousin last night didnt stop chatting shit about the new neighbor". Share your real thoughts. Lets be real, we all want to look perfect and productive, but nobody thinks about " Hey im so productive, let's put a timer on and go do deep work". No. The brain reminds us all the stupid shit ...