... feel it was somewhat ambiguous as well. I think having truth and clarity over comfort makes sense and you're right to keep it that way. I wouldn't say its to take away truth and clarity, but maybe sprinkle some warmth? E.g. the examples of analysis on your website "Reality gets rewritten so you doubt your own memory. Naming it out loud is how you stop absorbing it." & "Disgust dressed up as a comment. Contempt is the single ...

... know what you're thinking "great, another AI SDR." I promise you it's not (ok maybe it is a little, as a founder I can't always see it ). But seriously this is not a CRM with a sprinkle of AI on top. You describe your ideal customer in a simple prompt and Starnus handles everything end to end, prospecting, enrichment, personalized outreach, campaigns, and tracking. We're here all day. Ask us anything about the product, the tech ...

... flows, and generates an interactive visual map you can annotate and analyze with AI. Think of it as what Cursor did for developers, but for designers and PMs doing UX benchmarking. Right now, most product teams are still screenshotting competitor apps and pasting them into Miro or Figma. It's manual, slow, and impossible to keep up to date. Comment from Nikhil Shahane(@nikhilshahane): @valeriia_kuna  It's a big bet, but goes against the psychology ... ... busmark_w_nika  Solo! I have two employees but no co-founders. Tbh I also don't know what to expect from AI agencies, I think we will see a lot of plain agencies with an AI chatbot sprinkled

... thinkable before, by scaling intelligence. In 2026, we are taking a fresh take on AI automation. Too many solutions right now are just "Software 2.0." They are obsessed with connecting App A to App B, with an AI sprinkled in between. It's rigid. We believe the future belongs to Agency. We are moving beyond just automating rules one after another. We are building the platform that leverages an agent's ability to think, reason, and wield tools with flexibility ...

... Prime & Youtube. 2) More political content as marketing. This is no secret anyone who has worked with Netflix will tell you they gravitate towards politically charged content not for any ethical reasons but for algorithmic reasons. If they sprinkle a bit of controversy over a product that gets a bump across all platforms and for Netflix that's a win. So buckle up for the purposefully political and poorly executed smearing - just so you watch it and realize ...

... What s inside the cheat sheet: 100+ use cases (DTC, SaaS, B2B, your uncle s side hustle) Cohorts, RFM, fancy-ish models When segmentation is magic and when it s totally useless Metrics to watch, traps to avoid A sprinkle of ethics and privacy (because we re good people) All wrapped up in a clickable, pretty Miro board Grab it here (totally free, no weird popups): https://gum.co/u/vhuzrirz We re curious: What s your go-to move when ...

... still missing some of that special human touch and emotional connection for sure. The responses can feel a bit robotic and repetitive at times. But who knows, as AI keeps advancing, maybe they'll figure out how to sprinkle in more of that human essence and empathy! I bet we'll see some really interesting developments in the near future to make AI interactions feel more natural and 'human'. Exciting times ahead! Comment from Anush Bichakhchyan(@anush_bichakhchyan3): I think ...

... remember just a few years ago the typical answer would have been Ruby on Rails or PHP for web apps, sprinkled with some jQuery and that's about it. Today depending on the platform (web, android, ios, ) there are tons of frameworks, programming languages, no-code and SaaS platforms to mix and match. It is difficult to keep an overview. Would love to learn more about what _your_ tech stack looks like at the moment + anything you find noteworthy about ...