... reduce my own thinking ability by going to ai first. Otherwise very happy to have a computer expanding my context. Comment from Tereza Hurtov (@tereza_hurtova): For me it s not "never ask AI," but know when AI is a thinking partner vs. when you need someone accountable for the advice. I think the line will probably be less about topics

... step often outperforms complex upgrade paths, especially for products with immediate value. Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): @colenikol  what about it? I mean, if you're not a business, you probably don't need to worry about this topic. Comment from Chris Messina(@chrismessina): @gabe  100% in agreement. Product Hunt sets different expectations for access and use; being out there on the internet means you may have lots of referral sources, and a heterogeneous set of people willing ... ... call costs you real money in inference, a generous free tier can bankrupt you before you find PMF. i run AI tools where a single heavy user on a free plan can cost me $40-50/mo in compute

... postings from @fmerian . I am pretty sure that we can help each other beyond that, and maybe include new topics that could improve your presence and launches here. What would you find helpful in Product Hunt forums? Which recurring topics

... than pretending AI content isnt "slop". the audience gets the joke and it makes us more memorable than another generic "AI studio" name. on openclaw - it was an experiment where i gave an AI agent autonomous access to my computer. it wasnt writing code, it was engaging with reddit communities, identifying creator pain points, and driving waitlist signups. it independently found threads, crafted responses, and had genuine conversations. 30+ people personally thanked it and it drove 300+ DMs from creators ... ... glad to see the disclaimer on the bottom of your site, have you thought about what other guardrails should be implemented for Leo, so that it is staying helpful and referring users to a professional as needed? On the topic

... more cautious and concious about usage :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jayotis   Having your own or a local solution would be the ideal scenario. But yeah, it would require large amounts of high-quality data, significant computing power, access to APIs and infrastructure, money etc. As you said, it is not cheap :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jarmo_tuisk2  I am 100% right lol :D Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @mykola_kondratiuk  Will ... ... suppose that many people will blindly trust just because of the comfort that it offers. Comment from Igor Lysenko(@ixord): @busmark_w_nika  I think you are a celebrity (on PH) because you actively post interesting topics

... anything yourself ;) I love it. The second is Reddit, my absolute favourite platform conserning everything related to AI and SaaS in general. I usually read r/ChatGPT because it's not only about LLMS but covers lots of other AI topics, and I really love r/HiggsfieldAI, because the community shows new possibilities in AI video generation. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): If we re talking about AI, for me there are only two reliable options. Twitter/X. There are 3 4 accounts ... ... focused on privacy minded AI) Technical: Robotics: https://x.com/mfranz_on (Computer

... work, it's likely because it didn't have selectable text. We now have OCR processing - Optical Character Recognition that converts images of text, into readable searchable text. What we support now: scanned-in documents like books, articles, etc. computer-generated text Still to come: handwritten notes pictures of text (because they have blur, skewness, etc. that we don't handle) Pick up where you left off with reading position tracking: Never lose your place when reading in Recall. Recall ... ... learning. Here are the first few highlights, with all the details in our docs : Bring back the joy of learning with Quiz 2.0 More question types (open-ended, flashcards), the ability to quiz yourself on specific topics

... yibao): Apple has a long history of using external tech as scaffolding while it builds or refines its own stack. One key detail here is not Gemini branding, but that inference and control remain on-device or private cloud compute. This looks less like a realignment and more like a pragmatic gap-filler: leverage best-available models now, keep UX, privacy guarantees, and system integration firmly in Apple s hands, and preserve the option to swap foundations later. If anything ... ... that Google strongest historical partner is Android. Yet Apple is choosing Google as AI partner. Feels less ideological and more pragmatic. Curious how others read this, happy to follow and engage with others who are interested in similar topics

... started turning my personal habits into a checklist to build discipline and make these habits non-negotiable over time. Here s mine: 15 minutes of meditation Read at least 10 pages of a book Read one English article (any topic) Take notes on new vocabulary from that article Go for a run or work out Learn knitting Practice writing Python I can't do all of these every day although I really want. However my time budge has limits. Instead ... ... shocked to see my count was as low as 50 per day. I try to volunteer for as much walking and moving around as I can because I work from home and do all my work on the computer

... teenagers/kids when it comes to using technology? (As for me, I would probably want my child to acquire as many offline hobbies and skills as possible at the earliest age, because sitting alone in front of a computer and getting addicted will make that person unable to do anything in the physical world. At least lettargic to try offline things.) Comment from Ansh Deb(@ansh_deb): @busmark_w_nika  Yeah for sure, and then there's my other nephew ... ... only for a limited time, for 1 to 2 hours a day. Of course, it's also important to talk a lot with the children and adolescents about what they see there. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Interesting topic

... unique mobile app. My technical interests span in AI, Machine Learning, python and Computer Vision. Outside of programming, I enjoy working out. I've developed the entire functional app myself, using AI tools. I'm looking for someone to join me in the app's development, mainly to help with technical aspects, but also to discuss product development, marketing, and related topics

... lighter without cutting corners on reliability? That question led us down the path of Rust, concurrency, and smarter orchestration. But I m curious What s the biggest invisible inefficiency you ve run into with AI systems? - Is it compute waste, model overcalls, messy retries, or data bloat? Let s compare notes. Because in the race to make AI powerful, efficiency might be the real innovation. Musa Comment from Musa Molla(@musa_molla): @khaild_naseem  So true, team burnout ... ... help offset the costs. Comment from MD Amirul Islam(@1mirul): @busmark_w_nika   @musa_molla  I've noticed this too, it's getting very annoying. Comment from Ilai Szpiezak(@ilaiszp): LLMs in Production are a super interesting topic

... what they're working on, their experiences on this journey, and any BTS stuff. Comment from Martina(@martina_chioma_ngwuta): Topics around support for others, giving honest feedback, producthunt launch experience, lessons and wins, AI, Marketing, Computer

... know, it's lame, but it works. Comment from Jon-Paul Boyadjian(@jonpboy): I'm just learning but used to do a lot of QA for developers and wished I knew how to code. But I'm a hairdresser / computer geek :-) Comment from Jalal Nasser(@jalalnasser): Didn t tried all, perhaps @vercel and @lovable are the best, and @bolt.new is the worse Comment from Asaf Mazuz(@asaf_mazuz): I am using @Cursor for most of the tasks, Sometimes ... ... thought process after each prompt - More than the output code! Roll back and adjust the prompt to direct it better. - Keep chat history to at most 3-4 prompts! Keep the scope atomic and don't mix different topics

... layer loads in our browsers, desktop or mobile. We can even have native mobile apps for it. The backend layer stays on a computer connected to the Internet that we access from our frontend. We call the Internet connected computer

... Cursor, I built a basic iOS app in about two weeks. The interface was super simple, but I never figured out how to publish it on the App Store. So, the project files are still lying on my computer, haha. Comment from Gin Tse(@jean_xavier): @busmark_w_nika  Yes, independent developers on the App Store need to pay an annual fee of around $100. Comment from fzero17(@fzero17): My first vibecoded project was OpenFolder a macOS menu ... ... cross-platform, multimodal agent that sees , hears , thinks , speaks , and acts on your machine. Free & open source. A deterministic, AI-powered timeline intelligence engine that assembles precise, interactive 2D and 3D timelines to explore the journey of any topic

... person convos and it's amazing. Particularly for my conversations in Japanese, where the chances of me misinterpreting something, missing a key note, or simply not knowing a word are higher. Granola captures all key points and topics and WRITES THE NOTES IN ENGLISH . Literal immediate translating assistant. I'm not sure if other's do this, but Granola has been the easiest to quickly boot up and get my notes in a snap...without needing to translate ... ... york_ag  do you have an iPhone? Could try recording from phone while computer

... life to the 9 to 5 regime as well. BTW, this "work-life balance" topic is well depicted in the series Severance directed by Ben Stiller. P.S. Happy Mother's Day! Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @larrystefanjr  Oh, this is a strong story. Aren't you feeling guilty that your 2-year-old daughter saw you at the desk typing on a computer

... could have used that time more productively, like learning a new language or picking up programming instead of just playing computer games. The younger generations (born after 2000) are given smartphones as toddlers (in some cases literally). Is there an ideal age and "restrictions" when a child should be introduced to the online world? Personally, I think that these topics

... even mildly successful, malicious users will show up. From day 1, implement email quality checks, suspicious activity monitoring, and an easy way to ban malicious users. 2. 90% of my time is taken by support If you think computers are deterministic, you re in for a surprise. Before hitting 1500 users, I had no idea how many things could go wrong for different people in completely different ways. I used to spend 3 to 4 hours a day answering support ... ... know people of all walks of life and burst your X/Reddit bubble. --- So this is my take on how getting traction changes your life as a founder. This was a dump of thoughts I have on the topic

... likely need a human assistant to help them learn how to use the apps) Comment from Apps For Humans(@appsforhumans): I have not done my part for this. I'm basically a digital human, I'm on a computer or phone all the time, at work and at home. And yet mother only uses her phone to text people and play solitaire and she doesn't seem to have any interest to do any more than that! Comment from Alex ... ... Product Hunt  to be early in the tech business. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @thefullstack  Did you teach them/demonstrate it via Ghibli? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @natalia_eiriz  HOT topic

... sunk money on something that you may not even enjoy and will use in the future (in the sense you will not be working in a particular sector). Comment from Hyuntak Lee(@hyuntak_lee): I love the topic of this discussion, and thank you for your post where I can learn from others' experiences. I generally believe "competence" outweighs degree. As you've mentioned, I think the real world cares more about the real value I can offer rather than ... ... before going all in. So yeah, not useless, but also not essential. Just depends how you use the time. Comment from Hussein(@hussein_r): @konrad_sx  That's a fair point, Konrad. I do think technical degrees like computer

... refute it? This piece was written with FKJ - Just Piano in the background. Comment from Ambika Vaish(@ambika_vaish): @gabe there s something beautiful about how stupid apps are reminding us what it feels like to use a computer again. not for output, not for metrics just for joy, texture, presence. "vibeware" feels less like a trend and more like a quiet rebellion. small tools, soft edges, built with care. maybe that s the future less scale, more soul. Comment ... ... fines. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @ray_luan  + Every day I receive such a message like: Can you please delete my account and data? So education would be very beneficial (I mean on the topic

... mini search. Computer use tool This enables developers to use the API to to control remote environments. This is massive to be able to do this programmatically and unlocks a ton of new use cases for automation. Computer

... copy. Ex "Why are you paying monthly for a Kanban?" and then do a pricing comparison table Per device pricing doesn't make a lot of sense without mobile apps. Do your users have more than one computer? Productivity is such an amazing niche, consider using your Product Hunt forum after launching to build community. This worked really well for Tana, Todoist, etc. Comment from steve beyatte(@steveb): @simonhook   The headline to me was the anti-thesis ... ... 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