... buried under Microsoft Translator and Google Translate. "AI subtitles" - nowhere to be found.The algorithm loves established publishers. Makes sense for quality control, but creates chicken-and-egg: no visibility without reviews, no reviews without users, no users without visibility.Plot twist: payments don't workUsers want to upgrade to Pro. They click the button. They get "Page not found."Everything shows "Complete" in Partner Center. Sandbox testing works. But live payments? Broken.My account is 3 weeks old. I think Microsoft locks ... ... building features.Also pivoting messaging: originally "accessibility tool" (noble but hard to reach). Now "watch anime without waiting for subs" because that's who's actually using it. Easier audience to reach.Next moves:- Integrating Paddle this week (5% vs

... that goes to a personal site or a Linktree. But for founders, that "prime real estate" is actually a massive distribution channel. I m working on makers.page a link-in-bio designed specifically for the startup ecosystem. The twist: You can treat your profile like an ad network. Set a price, and let other makers bid to be "Featured" on your page. It s basically "Sponsor-a-Maker." I just launched the landing page and waitlist today. Quick question ... ... Khinchi(@dushyant_khinchi): This is actually a really interesting angle on link-in-bio - treating it like distribution real estate instead of just a profile page. What I m especially curious about is how you re thinking about signal vs

... they've been lying to you the whole time? So my co-founders and I built Caffy.io . What it actually is Imagine if AI characters could: Keep secrets from you Have hidden agendas Lie to your face Reveal plot twists that make you go "WAIT WHAT" That's Caffy. It's less "AI companion" and more "interactive drama you play through conversations." How it works Scenarios, not just chat We write actual story setups with conflict and secrets. Choose ...

... effort! I really tried to go the extra mile: completed all the fields, did my best on the graphics, made a personalized video for PH, added a discount, and most importantly - replied to all comments INSTANTLY!! The hilarious twist: the very next day, a VC-backed competitor

... move and they got free coverage in BBC, NYT, Business Insider, and basically every major tech outlet. That s tens of millions in equivalent PR value without spending it. Just create a news story with a slightly absurd twist and boom, you re front-page material. So I m wondering: what are some other wild tactics you ve seen (or used) to grab attention? Examples that come to mind: Sending a pizza to every journalist in your industry with ... ... code on the box leading to your launch page. Renting a billboard in front of your competitor

... skip the snooze-fest and get straight to the point. It s like having a mini assistant who reads your inbox so you don t have to. Less scrolling, more doing, finally, email made easy! ( Source ) AI vs. Bitcoin: The Energy Battle You Didn t Know Was On AI data centers are chowing down on electricity like there s no tomorrow kind of like Bitcoin miners on a caffeine binge. But here s the twist

... they ve trained an AI model to bring his voice back for intros, promos, and all those THIS. IS. BASKETBALL. moments. So yes, your nostalgia just got a software update. (more info) Windows 11 Gets a Fresh New AI Twist: Smarter, Sleeker, and Ready to Help! Windows 11 just leveled up, and it's bringing AI to the party! The Start Menu now has more room, better organization, and a brand-new Phone Companion panel that lets you check texts ... ... write the perfect whodunit! With her voice and style brought to life through AI magic, Christie herself (well, kinda) guides you through crafting the ultimate crime novel. The course is packed with lessons on building suspense, creating shocking twists

... Here s the twist though: I m not a designer. I m not even a developer. No bootcamp, no CS degree, no I learned HTML when I was 12 story. I Built an Audiobook Platform in 3 Hours Here s Why Let s be honest for a moment Most people don t build because they overthink . They want it to be perfect , beautiful , VC-ready , viral on launch day. And then they never published. I ve been that ... ... most of those 3 hours was making sure it looked good and actually felt like something you d want to use. Not just usable. But smooth. Clean. Easy on the eyes. Visually fun to scroll through. Here s the twist

... scripts with Node.js and Puppeteer to monitor pages and ping me when something changed. Then came online shopping, job listings, and even obscure web forms. I was hooked. Now I ve turned it into a product - with an AI twist. Here's what monity.ai does: Use natural language prompts to define what you're watching for - like "notify me if the price drops below $300" or "alert me when this element changes" Get notified by email when your custom conditions ... ... everything in the background Think of it as an AI agent for the web - watching, analyzing, acting. It s generic on purpose, because I wanted something flexible enough to handle everything from: tracking prices spotting job post updates monitoring competitors

... been working on something I think you all would find interesting https://twisterplot.com , a platform where stories take unexpected turns, with each writer adding their own twist