... Your producer is asking if this should bump the sprint. By lunch, half the team is context-switching into a problem that might affect twelve people. I call this a feedback witch hunt. One person surfaces something that sounds urgent. It spreads internally before anyone can figure out if it's actually widespread. Everyone piles on because it feels irresponsible not to. Work stops. And two days later, you realize it was either a niche edge case or something ... ... agreement signals ("same here," "+1," "this") would stack up fast. By the time someone actually dug into the data, we'd already burned time and the team was rattled. The pattern is always the same: Someone surfaces feedback that sounds

... musician and sound engineer I'm fairly used to everyone under the sun having an opinion on what sounds

... Sound Slate is a simple workflow tool for musicians and producers who want to stay organized while creating. It lets you manage music projects and add timestamped notes directly to audio, so ideas, feedback, and revisions never get lost. I built Sound

... better product. At the same time, my personal goal is simple. I want this to be something I, as a user myself, genuinely want to use every day. One common piece of feedback was that the app had fewer sounds compared to similar services. I don t see that as a problem at all. It s something I can solve with time and effort, which is why I m actively updating it. Sounds

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... standout. It s super bright and gives great visual cues, providing clear feedback, and drawing kids in with just the right amount of imagery. Overall, the build quality feels premium for kid-focused hardware. Bonus for the quirky sounds. My daughter soon started imitating them when she was thinking and we ended up making it a game (think, make sounds

... 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

... Product Hunt! I m the maker of Calm Alarm . Let s be honest: the default "Radar" sound on our phones is a heart attack waiting to happen. I built Calm Alarm because I wanted a way to wake up that felt like a gentle nudge, not an emergency siren. just had an update today that I m really excited to share with you all! What s new in this version: Fresh Design: It s cleaner, softer, and designed to help ... ... relax the moment you look at the screen before bed. Natural Soundscapes

... words. If your name looks like 14 other apps, go back to tip number 1 and start again. 3. Say it out loud If it feels weird to pronounce, it ll feel even weirder to share. Your name should sound like something people want to talk about. Pro tip: Avoid repeating it hundreds of times in a row (every word starts sounding

... Your vocabulary signals your credibility. In meetings, emails, presentations the words you choose shape how people perceive your competence. Here are 10 powerful words that instantly elevate your professional communication: 1. Elucidate Instead of: "explain" Sounds more deliberate, more thoughtful. 2. Leverage Instead of: "use" Shows strategic thinking, not just action. 3. Mitigate Instead of: "reduce" Demonstrates risk awareness and problem-solving. 4. Proliferate Instead of: "increase" or "spread" Adds sophistication to growth discussions. 5. Substantiate Instead of: "prove" Shows ...

... integration? did you use lovable's pre-existing features? Comment from Maksim Ryndin(@maksim_ryndin): Front-end: mostly @Gemini , a bit of @Claude Code . In browser chats, prefer avoiding to give any access to the operating system. Backend: with @VS Code , usually with Rust (even for browser extensions like https://semplico.app/sleach ), mostly myself Comment from mina(@minach): @jochen_zehe  Totally agree with this. I used to obsess over the tech stack too , comparing frameworks, tools, versions ... ... usable, things started to move faster. The stack should serve the idea, not the other way around. Comment from mina(@minach): @vatsmi  That s impressive , building your own stack with GPT-5 Codex in under a month sounds

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... founder of VibeMusic , and I m super excited to share what I ve been building. What is VibeMusic ? VibeMusic is a platform designed for content creators, editors, and digital storytellers to discover, edit, and download short 60-second sounds that make TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, and gaming edits stand out. Instead of spending hours digging through platforms or risking copyright strikes, VibeMusic gives you a library of unique, creator-ready audio clips made by our team and community ... ... built this As a creator myself, I faced the same challenges many of you probably know: Finding good sounds

... Yesterday I launched VibeMusic My very first Product Hunt launch. I m grateful for all the support, comments, and feedback so far What is VibeMusic? A platform where creators & editors can discover and download short 60-second sounds to make TikToks, Reels, YouTube Shorts, and gaming edits stand out. Fresh sounds

... build a 40-person company, and we actually got this crazy idea to work. It was a pair of headphones that you put on, and when you silently speak, it would convert your brain signals into a voice that sounds exactly like you. It literally felt like magic. The Hard Truth About Hardware But that was the problem. As soon as we had it working, we hooked it up to ChatGPT, Siri, and Alexa. The results weren t great. Because ... ... that, we weren't even a consumer software company. By January, we were seeing long posts on LinkedIn and X about how the product had changed people s lives. We also saw ~20% of our users convert to paid (vs

... actually answer stuff like a real support rep. here s the thing though even when it works, founders get nervous about letting AI talk to their users. like, what if it says something stupid? what if it sounds off-brand? curious if anyone here has tried automating support. did it work for you? where did it break? would you let AI take over 90% of your chats or nah? Comment from Matt Carroll(@catt_marroll): sort of related ... ... been running tests on live ticket history and comparing AI replies to human responses. So far, it s holding up well, but I agree it depends a lot on who you roll it out to first. The provenance layer sounds

... even to a bot, felt like progress. But then I thought: What if your tech could actually hear your voice crack a little? What if it could catch those moments when you say I m fine but don t sound like it? So we built Bolo. It listens not just to what you say, but how you say it. And it gently surfaces your emotional trends over time. If your tone sounds

... former Vibe Coding hater (who now vibes cautiously) When I first heard the term vibe coding , I had a visceral reaction namely, a full-body cringe. As a developer who takes pride in actually understanding my code, the phrase sounded like a bad joke. Coding by vibe? What does that even mean light some incense, play lo-fi beats, and let the code write itself? In my mind, AI coding assistants were meant to assist me (suggest a snippet here ... ... early adopter, latching onto the term with almost meme-like enthusiasm (half serious, half tongue-in-cheek). After my initial revolt, though, I took a step back. Was I letting the silly name ( vibe coding does sound

... mine - a business consultant - brought up something during a live conversation that really stuck with me: If AI gives us back time, but we don t use that time more wisely - what have we actually gained? At first, it sounded like a clever observation. But the more I ve worked with AI tools across different teams, the more I ve seen it play out in reality. Yes, AI speeds things up. Yes, it automates tasks. But what happens with ... ... vague and hard to measure. I often hear from CEOs that the answer lies in having a clear plan: what you ll do with the time you save, how to use AI s output, and what processes support it. Sounds

... voices has been one of our biggest technical challenges. Here's what we've been working on this week: Voice Quality Breakthrough We recorded our legendary caddies using varied scripts and emotional tones. The result? AI speech that actually sounds like Steve Williams giving you advice, not a robot reading a manual. Streaming for Natural Conversations Adding real-time voice streaming so responses feel like actual conversations with your caddie, not waiting for a computer to think. AWS Migration Complete ...

... search game in 2025. What is AIApply? AIApply (original version) refers to fully automated platforms that use artificial intelligence to auto-fill job applications, generate resumes, and even apply to jobs in bulk with little human involvement. Sounds efficient, right? But here s the catch: Resumes often lack depth and personalization Applications get flagged by ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) Zero human review = higher chance of errors or bad fits Generic cover letters = low response rates These systems are fast ... ... both worlds: AI-powered resume tailoring and real human expertise. We don t just build resumes. We: Manually tailor every resume to the job Combine AI keyword-matching with human context Review every cover letter to make sure it sounds

... nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately pursing your lips and smiling broadly) to activate the jaw muscles imitating different sounds

... mistakes? :DD Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @partick_support  In that case, I will be making more mistakes. Upps :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mahesh_revenueholic  I would swear that my drunk friend sometimes sounds like ChatGPT :D Comment from Amy Ingram(@amy_ingram): @laura_cornely  I've seen several posts recently where almost everyone is saying the same thing...hard to know if its real or not. I would rather post and respond ...