... Zealand, and I m building Tenarie. I ve spent 24 years in cyber security, which sounds very serious, but mostly means I ve seen a lot of confusion, spreadsheets, risk registers, security tools, acronyms, and people quietly wondering, Are we actually getting better? That question is a big part of why I started building Tenarie. I want to make cyber security feel clearer, more practical, and easier for organisations to act on. Less noise, less box-ticking, less here ... ... years ago, then found my way into Python and Django. More recently, AI-assisted coding has given me a confidence boost and made me think bigger about what I can build, even if I still spend plenty of time wondering

... Maybe something finally changed. But weeks turned into months. And after enough time something slowly starts changing inside your head. You stop questioning technologies. You stop questioning resumes. You stop questioning the market. You start questioning yourself. You begin wondering whether maybe you re not good enough. Maybe everyone else knows something you don t. Maybe there is some invisible rule everyone understands except you. I think many people who struggled with job searching understand exactly what I mean. Because ... ... helping people avoid spending months questioning themselves the way I did. And honestly I think that s why this became much bigger than simply building another product. Because I know exactly what it feels like to spend months wondering

... wondering how many of you are coding from the phone - it's easier to do it with AI coding agents now, so I'm wondering

... community, I ve been noticing a shift more and more products these days are AI-powered, AI-enhanced, or just... AI everything. While the possibilities are exciting, I sometimes wonder: Are we moving too fast without fully thinking through the problems we re solving? Are we relying on AI because it s trendy or because it genuinely improves the product? What happens when everyone builds with the same tools and APIs? Don't get me wrong I ve built with ... ... incredibly powerful. But I ve also caught myself wondering

... dreams and ambitious targets, but week after week, I watched as our carefully crafted goals slipped away. Despite using existing OKR tools , we found ourselves in endless status meetings, drowning in metrics that didn't matter, and constantly wondering if we were moving in the right direction. The breaking point came during a critical quarter when we missed our most important targets despite everyone "feeling busy." I still remember the disappointment in my co-founder's eyes ... ... problem was that existing OKR tools were designed for documenting goals, not achieving them. We built ilpApps for : Everyone who knows the frustration of watching ambitious plans fade into "maybe next quarter." the founder who stays up at night wondering

... Sarah here, Head of Content @ Product Hunt. I'm starting up a new article series in our AI newsletter, Deeper Learning, called Ask Kitty. It's a place where you can ask the questions you've been wondering about A.I. but have been too shy to ask. Why? One thing I've learned about A.I. is that a lot of people in tech assume you know a lot of things, and very few people actually know the things (or know ... ... question was: Can AI really help me with something as simple as deciding what to pack or wear? Most of the AI talk I saw was about coding, research, or enterprise use cases so it felt almost silly to wonder

... friends at Kittl just launched a great alternative today which enables everyone to create complex Illustrator like designs without the need to study complex software (so they are coming from a ux and ease of use angle): https://www.producthunt.com/post... I was wondering