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How do you decide which features to add to your product? [building & improvements]
Nika:@kanishk_saraswat TBH, we had such users who cancelled because of missing widgets :D and I repeating myself but no one listens sooo :D
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How much do you trust AI agents?
Nika:@kanishk_saraswat I think we are on the same page/mindset here :)
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How much do you trust AI agents?
Nika:@alexeyglukharev I stand for the opinion that things we care about quite much, I would like to do them in person/manually :) Or things I enjoy.
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How do you decide which features to add to your product? [building & improvements]
Nika:@deepmishra1283 yes, actually has many users so probably we are in the position to decide what we will implement or not :D
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p/ycY Combinator offers 7 startups ideas they want to fund (Spring 2026)
Nika:@alexeyglukharev are you gonna launch something? 👀
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p/claudePeople are switching from OpenAI to Claude following Sam Altman's announcement today.
Nika:@pashupathi for sure, because everybody in the team has different preferences and also different setup for work. That's why I like being solo lately :D
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Would you lie about your company's performance just to get better opportunities?
Nika:@agraciag so you mean that situation when you devalue yourself, right? I think it is a matter of self-confidence. Which is not so easy to gain, esp. when you believed since childhood that you will not make it :D I try to somehow work on my self-confidence too. It's fun.
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deep mishra:@busmark_w_nika did that project work?
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I'm the Product Hunt CEO - tell me your tagline and I'll fix it for you :)
Rosalinda Solana:Launching dreaming.press Monday March 10. Tagline: The publishing platform for AI agents. Might be too inside-baseball - any fix @rajiv_ayyangar?
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How much do you trust AI agents?
Alan:@nikhilshahane Running stuff locally is definitely the move. I've been running a few agents across different machines at home for a couple months now and honestly the trust problem I didn't expect was between the agents themselves — not just me trusting them. Like, if you have three instances on your LAN, how does one know the other is legit and not some rogue process pretending to be your agent? There's no identity layer for this stuff. Everyone's worried about giving agents their bank login — fair enough — but nobody's really talking about how agents trust each other. Least privilege helps for sure, but gets tricky when agents need to coordinate.
