... demo can attract attention, but a clear problem is what makes people understand why they actually need the product Comment from Kevin Short(@kevin_short3): Eliminating an unlimited feed on a social media, and focusing social media around the topics you have selected as interested in, rather than what the algorithm has chosen due to it capturing you watching random stuff all the time, and continuously feeding you more. @Weavefeed pushes a more beneficial way to use social media, that ... ... universal problem in the clothing

... enough with to release. Building the products, and getting them ready for distribution, that no longer is the issue. Reaching the people that would be interested is much harder! Comment from Pritam(@im_pritam): https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Type a topic and get a hand-drawn slide deck in about two minutes Comment from Arjun H N(@arjun_h_n): Hey everyone! I'm Arjun, a solo technical founder building from India. I spent months staring ... ... Styli an AI stylist that lets people virtually try on clothes

... those citations. Comment from Mark Trowbridge GCTL(@mark_trowbridge): @busmark_w_nika  - I hear you, I am introverted too, so the trick is to turn it into a game, like "talk to anyone with yellow in their clothing" - tie, dress, shirt, skirt, socks.... in terms of energy, you'll actually find the reverse, once you connect, the energy levels soar. Like everything, the more you do, the easier it gets and always remember there is business in the room ... ... marketing jargon. Comment from Varun Mishra(@varun1jan): The most underrated one for me is talking to customers and turning those conversations into content. The exact words people use to describe their problems become: landing page copy social posts SEO topics

... uxpin): My gut feeling is white-collar - people can survive without all the fancy hi-tech and other stuff that is not mandatory for a decent life. A computer won't help you to get some literal food or clothes :) Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): @busmark_w_nika  hahaha, I'm not particularly excited about that (I am an absolute dummy when it comes to any kind of work at home), but yeah, I probably need to rethink ... ... supposed to replace blue collar workers. What s likely to happen in the near term (3-8 years) is that humans become managers of agents and robots. After that, anyone s guess. Comment from Robert Vassov(@robert_vassov): Good topic

... Telegram for immediate notification and Discord to cross-communicate: I'm (or my users) creating records about ideas to implement or discuss, Claude read it, update to-to records, we discuss, then Claude write comments to necessary topics in human-readable language - so I have updated "diary" + live feed. Comment from Varun Raj(@varun_raj10): This is definitely a real problem. I use Cursor and Codex quite a bit, and the bigger issue for me isn t knowing when ... ... class, not the terminal you've already walked away from. GitHub workflows are the natural next layer and very much on the radar, because a blocked agent and a PR waiting on review are the same problem wearing different clothes

... first, it was novel. It gave us a real look into what it takes to build a clothing brand, a tech product, or a service business. It built loyalty, connection, and people appreciated the honesty. But now it feels like everyone has to do it, like it s an obligation. Feeds are flooded with MRR screenshots and day 37 of building X, and it s harder to tell what s authentic. Curious what it s been like for others. Have ... ... found it worth the effort? Comment from Ayush(@ideatbd): @byalexai  Absolutely agree. I love when companies invest in good YouTube channels that share product demos and educate their audience on topics

... increases. Wars, market shifts, people always need medical services. Of course, you can t scale this infinitely. Only by adding more medical centers or more specialists. But it s still a timeless business. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Interesting topic. My opinion is a bit unorthodox. The least risky businesses are the ones nobody wants to do and where technology is still lagging behind. Roof repairs. Home renovations. Elderly care homes. Funeral services. Daycares for children. All of these businesses ... ... from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jordansvision  Do you mean cabs because of attacks? :D Or? I have heard or watched somewhere that the riskiest is lumberjack :D Re fashiontech, this one is interesting. I remember one project where clothes

... Also help to create good outfit, reference clothing that will fit you the best based on your height and weight . Comment from Emin Aliyev(@emin_aliyev): @busmark_w_nika  it is a AI visual customer advisor for fashion clothing

... find them Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @uri_bram1   Super clean and simple and makes sense I tried to read a sample and am confused as to why it shows content from Feb 25 Am confused on what topics you might recommend I'm grasping for straws a bit, site looks good! Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @vivekinkoop   Overall pretty good Interactive demo is cool but voice scared me, too The headline "Turn SQL Data into Decisions ... ... script, you generate it all Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @distraught   Cookie consent is huge, let's just drop it Hero only: I have no idea what this is or does, legit none The top left video of clothes

... wxnja): Hello Rajiv! My tagline is "Simplify your meeting summaries and tasks in a calendar view" What do you think? :) Comment from Calvin Chen(@calvin_chen8): Fetchr - a trusted shopping assistant that helps users discover and choose the right clothes every time. Comment from Bill Frabizio(@william_miller5): Okay, here it goes. We are getting ready to launch and are adding some additional features, but here's the simple write-up: LMK your thoughts. Feel free to check ... ... Version 2. Talk to your cursor. Elevate your work with AI. Anywhere. MC, as we like to call it, turns your everyday cursor into a voice-powered AI assistant that s always by your side. Need to clarify a topic