... handwritten note into a professional, ready-to-print worksheet or an auto-graded online test in under 60 seconds. Here is how it works: 1. Snap it (Import): Take a photo of your textbook, upload a PDF, or just type a topic

... them? The trial includes 60 hosted minutes: https://app.meetingclarity.app Comment from Sajid Javid(@sajid_javid): Love this format, Nolan, thanks for kicking it off. What I'm building: IntelliResearch, an all in one AI research assistant. You type a topic once and a dozen agents run in parallel: papers across six databases, then a literature review synthesized only from those papers (every claim cited, not hallucinated), plus a comparison table, research gaps, datasets, code, patents, conferences, and grants ... ... priority. Thanks again for the thoughtful input. Comment from Saalis Umer(@saalis_umer): If you ve ever taught a class, tutored a student, or helped a kid with homework, you know the dreaded Sunday-night ritual: retyping textbook

... studied Japanese for more than a week, you've already hit the wall: (wa) vs (ga). Every textbook gives you a different explanation, every YouTube video contradicts the last one, and somehow you still guess wrong on JLPT practice questions. This guide skips the philosophy. The JLPT doesn't test you on topic

... already failed in the past. How do you decide if something is worth building? And how much time do you usually give an MVP before moving on? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @maliikb  food is an extensive topic. How is it for you to attract users? Do you have any stable ones and monetising them? :) Comment from Sara (@saraaaaa): I think founders often kill ideas too early. If even a few users clearly want it, I d change ... ... know they need it until they're sitting in front of a deal at 11pm and the model they have doesn't sculpt DSCR the way the lender wants. Pre-validating that moment via survey just gets you the textbook

... more likely to say you the answer, so you are not motivated to think about it too much :D Comment from Ishtiaq Karim(@ishtiaqbuilds): The 80% you mentioned aren't a new problem. They used to copy from textbooks without thinking either. AI just made the laziness faster and more visible. Comment from Stan Kolotinskiy(@sk_uxpin): I think my skills are already quietly degrading because of this. Not dramatically, but when you stop exercising a muscle regularly you lose ... ... from Ashraf Mahmoud(@amm8): As you describe, it comes down to how you use Ai. For general purposes things that I know, I use AI as tool to summarize information. I can check the results because I know the topic

... messiness, it s definitely synthetic! Do you find yourself checking for warped hands and hair first, or have the models finally mastered the "five-finger" challenge in your feed? Comment from Abdul-Hafiz Aderemi(@hafiz_aderemi): This is a topic I'm interested because almost everyone LinkedIn has turned into an expert at recognising AI content. I'll be reading the comments. Comment from Abdul-Hafiz Aderemi(@hafiz_aderemi): @lara_bishop  can you give examples? Comment from Abdul-Hafiz ... ... does it differ from the standard covenant? That requires having sat across a credit committee, not just having processed thousands of credit papers. The tell I notice most: AI financial content defaults to the median. It gives you the textbook

... newsletter subscribers, which will be in the hundreds (this will be mentally difficult) Product launch on Product Hunt (this is a specific product, not a random product) Personal goals: Stay consistent in exercising Learn 4 languages (+ read lessons from textbooks I ordered), ideally every day Eat less sweets Go to bed before midnight more often (and not at 2, like I did before) What are your goals for the first quarter of 2026? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @trackslife ... ... attend a full-time language school. I lived with a family that spoke only Spanish. Immersing really works for me. Unfortunately, I haven't used it since then and forgot most of it. Comment from Tetiana(@tetianai): Great topic

... Duolingo for almost 3 years to learn a language, but I don't know anything at all. Of course, I have some basic vocabulary from the vocabulary words, but it's not conversational level. I'm currently considering buying textbooks and workbooks. I think my biggest problems are that: I spend relatively little time learning I do not know how to create a study plan (where and how to start) I'm too much on the internet or with technology ... ... sometimes understand what the stories are about from context, but I can then also try to read them and then use Google or similar to translate to English and review to see how well I did. This gives you topical

... Oshenye(@oshylabs): I think this is an important topic for people who have finished mandatory school. or they could implement this into education...this is not talked about enough at all. we are still educating kids on backdated ways of working Comment from Ritik Ranjan(@ritik_ranjan): @lily_elliott   @busmark_w_nika  That s such a great point. Practical exposure from industry professionals often bridges the gap that textbooks

... clearly also important to follow all the major developments in the tech world / your area, one has to be very careful not to loose time with things that are not really important. To learn things, I always prefer textbooks over courses, workshops, tutorials etc., that way I can learn systematically, at my own speed, and leave things out that I don't need. Comment from Chibuzo Odigbo(@franklivania): @busmark_w_nika  I have some founder friends, then people ... ... taken me to get to where I am. When it becomes overwhelming, I reach out to friends to hang out with them. The talking usually gets my mind of things, and as we talk and drift through topics