I keep going back and forth on this, so I m curious how others think about it.

At what point do you start taking non-English markets seriously?

• only after you feel solid PMF in English?

• when inbound users from certain regions show up?

• by picking one market early (Japan, LatAm, etc.) and committing?

• or do you just keep pushing it off to stay focused?

Hi everyone

I ve been researching how founders and makers create beautiful screenshots for product launches, social media, and landing pages.

There are many tools available, but I m curious what people actually use in their workflow.

Yesterday I read an article in Reuters that Mark Zuckerberg is investing billions in developing his chips to reduce his dependence on NVIDIA.

Microsoft, OpenAI, and Google want to make them too.

Let s be honest : everyone who launches on Product Hunt dreams (a little or a lot) of hitting the top of the daily leaderboard.

But let s put the trophy aside for a moment.

Not a launch post. Just things I wish someone had written down before I spent a month figuring them out.

1. LLMs send partial payloads on write operations

You ask the agent to update a record. It sends only the fields you mentioned in the prompt. The PUT request goes through, returns 200, and you've silently wiped every field you didn't specify.

The fix: before every write call, fetch the current resource state via the companion GET endpoint and deep-merge the LLM's payload on top. The LLM only needs to specify what's changing the executor fills in the rest.

This isn t a typical post for me, or what you may usually see here, but I heard something today that feels worth sharing.

You are more than what you do.

Many strategists, founders, and makers tend to plan their lives months or even years ahead.

But how do you manage and plan your work week?

Time management tips are welcome. :)

In the last few days, I have seen many AI tools for creating audio-visual, and even people in my feed shared short movies created by AI (Hollywood will probably cut costs quite a bit in the next few years).

What is your experience with AI video generators, and which ones do you find the best?
(In terms of which AI tools have given you the best video results.)