... from a description Converting Python Rust in seconds Writing tests by asking nicely Explaining legacy spaghetti code like a senior engineer Why it works: Claude's strength lies in understanding nuance. It doesn t just spit code. It interprets intent. You re not talking to a compiler. You re talking to a collaborator. The result? Less time coding. More time designing, thinking, solving. Developers become architects of thought, not bricklayers of logic. Programming is becoming a feedback loop between human ... ... intention

... have one super connector with a good reputation and people just took a call with me because of his borrowed trust. Comment from Dan Bulteel(@dbul): @borja_diazroig  Careful research of who you take meetings with, understanding their intent, for us angels all felt like high intent

... started testing Watchflow s rule engine across some of the most active GitHub repositories: vscode langchain react pytorch kubernetes Only vscode

... people dm-ing me that our GPT Ranking is terrible. Just for context - long story short: We made Trust Center, free for all - at Sprinto. We built 4 major features into our Trust Center that none of our competitor has done: 1. Trust Center creation time = 2 mins: Input your official mail & wait for 2 mins, your org's Trust Center will auto roll out. 2. 1-input only: Every user should be able to Build a Trust Center ... ... just entering their's "official email id" that's it. No other action. 3. Make the Trust Center Free - for All : "All" being literally anyone - customer / non customer/ competitors

... routines to finishing 80 to 90 percent of our daily plans. The process kept evolving and improving. In the process, I found out that I really like helping people get back on track. So, I doubled down and launched Intentive Life to build a service that makes staying consistent actually doable for people like me. I hired and trained more accountability partners, refined the program with experts, and opened it to more ambitious people with ADHD who deserve real support ... ... that's you, we'd love to help you reach your potential. More at: https://intentive.life

... really want to see the diff view as I have developed a healthy distrust of LLMs. So you can do both as Claude Code has a lot of plugins for IDEs: Claude Code for Jetbrains Claude Code for VScode See Anthropic docs on how to add Claude Code to your IDE for more Comment from vishal pandey(@vshpandey96

... stack against Whisper (OpenAI), ElevenLabs, NVIDIA, and Meta s public models and it consistently outperforms on: WER (Speech-to-text): 6.2% on noisy, multi-accent corpora Language inference: Fast contextual reasoning beating Meta s LLaMA models in our benchmarks Intent detection: Real-time inference (<65ms latency on CPU) Streaming input: Live video/audio support, no GPU needed Built with a mix of AVX-512 vectorization, LoRA-edge compression, and Z-Phase self-supervised pretraining. Entire stack deploys on-prem ...

... lets you instantly audit any web page and provides actionable recommendations to boost your search engine rankings and optimize for the nuances of AI search. Why We Built It The shift towards conversational, AI-powered search means that user intent, semantic coverage, and content tone are more critical than ever. We developed Core Rank AI to bridge the gap between classic SEO best practices and the demands of modern AI search algorithms. We wanted a tool that not only checks ... ... becoming increasingly vital. Key Features at a Glance: One-Click SEO Analysis: Get instant audits for both traditional SEO health and AI optimization. AI-Driven Insights: Evaluates content for conversational tone, freshness, question-based headings, entity recognition, and user intent

... temptation to use AI for everything, even simple tasks that don't need it. Like I ask ChatGPT to write a two sentence email instead of just writing it lol. The productivity gains are real when I use AI intentionally. But it's easy to fall into this trap where you're optimizing the optimization tools instead of actually working. Plus every new AI tool promises to be a game changer, so you end up constantly testing instead of sticking ... ... maali_baali): I totally relate. When I use AI tools with a clear goal, they save me a ton of time. But when I go down the rabbit hole of perfect prompts, I lose track of the actual task. Intentional

... Shape the technical specs Co-create the pre-qual for the RFP And spent months deeply involved in the RFP process By all traditional markers, we were in a strong position. Then we lost the deal. Not because the competitor had a better solution. We were told the deciding factor was price. But over time, we learned it wasn t that simple. We had been single-threading our engagement relying on one champion to carry us through. We never mapped ... ... stakeholder ecosystem. No line into procurement No dialogue with the business transformation team No understanding of who the executive sponsor was someone who wasn t even based in the regional HQ where we had embedded ourselves No visibility into competitor

... make hosting global summits and private masterminds as simple as sending a calendar invite. Evvvolvers Role Type: Hosts / Facilitators Description: Constantly evolving the collective experience through thoughtful leadership. Evvve Impact: Embodies Evvve s commitment to fast, beautiful, and intentional events that bring people together. The Evvvesdrop Role Type: Observers / Listeners Description: Quiet witnesses who pick up the subtle cues, patterns, and moments others miss and know just when to step in. Evvve Impact: Leverages Evvve s integrated space for conversation ... ... nature a space where discovery is as simple as showing up. --- Remember to leave a comment! For fun! What's your favorite archetype / role type? What role type would you add? --- Nichole Elizabeth DeMer (Eithiriel) Comment from Nadya Kuzmenko(@vse

... flexing performing now what? Feels like something's about to break, and rebuild. Here s a take: The next wave won t be about going viral - it ll be about belonging. Smaller circles. Real-time hangs. Less algorithm, more intention. Curious what you think comes next. Comment from Furqaan(@chaosandcoffee): @partick_support  That was beautifully said, and I really hope we move in that direction. But I worry we don t have the attention span for it anymore. People ... ... increase in the last couple of years, and why there's so much talk around the importance of building communities. I do believe we'll see an increase in the number of people who use the internet more intentionally

... which unrelated industries hold practical insights without getting distracted? And once you find those ideas, how do you translate them effectively into your own product context without overcomplicating things? I d love to hear from product builders who have intentionally looked outside their direct competitors

... evenly so you can get clean data about how people respond. Otherwise they will heavily favor outperforming ads and your data will be meaningless Comment from Edward Michaelson(@emikes919): @diegodottac  yeah sorry in my comment Meta forms vs. landing page shouldn't be the focus. The spirit of my comment was that spending a little bit of money to test how people react is a great way to FORCE VALIDATE your idea quickly. Whether they react to a landing ... ... page or a Meta form is less relevant. You're mostly measuring ad clicks. In your case however, if you're trying to measure purchase intent

... together. Prompting Tips That Actually Work Be spatially specific. Use keywords like "left", "right", "centered", "aligned to bottom", "spaced evenly" to help the model place elements correctly. Mention device behavior. If it should behave differently on mobile vs desktop, say so. Ex: "stacks on mobile, grid on desktop". Use visual vocabulary. Mention familiar UI terms like "modal", "toast", "card", "hero section", or "split view" to tap into known design structures. Give UX intent

... avoided. Despite our differences in experience, I frequently feel I m underperforming relative to Tim and need to remind myself how effective we ve been together. 2. Good relationships aren t set and forget You need to be intentional about the way you work together day-to-day. Making time for each other is vital. We have an hour every week, but we block out time afterwards, so we can overrun if we feel like it. An important issue shouldn ... ... steveb): Thanks for sharing. Is it true that most startups that fail do so because of co-founder trouble? Comment from Angelina Shevchuk(@angelinashv): I like how you go beyond the usual cliches. The focus on equality and being intentional

... quick journey What is Studio Monk? We re building The Sanctuary a digital space dedicated to helping you become the best version of yourself. We fuse motivation, mindfulness, and modern tools to create daily rituals for intentional living. Who is it for? Studio Monk is for the driven souls who wake up with fire in their hearts and discipline in their bones: Entrepreneurs Gym & Fitness Enthusiasts Stoics - Spiritual Seekers Athletes Anyone committed to their own growth What we offer ... ... Notion Templates (Planners, Trackers, Systems) Weekly Newsletter (Your mental reset) Motivational Home Decor (For your creative cave) Why we do it At Studio Monk , we believe the world doesn t need more noise it needs more clarity, focus, and intention

... here. Startups aren't a race. They're a marathon in an idea maze, and you're far more likely to reach a dead end and kill your startup that way than you are to be crushed by a competitor. Okay, so if launch early and launch often is the 90th percentile advice, there are still cases where it makes sense to stay in stealth later. Also, when you're really, really early, it takes a little bit of time ... ... viable or minimum lovable product that you can launch. I'm curious how people at the early stages are thinking about this! If you haven't launched yet or you've consciously delayed your launch, are you delaying it intentionally

... waitlist 2 days after the APIs became public. Month 9 19: Pivoted to work with travel agents (made a few $k), but realized the future wasn t human agents it was agentic AI. Month 15: Went viral on a competitor s Instagram gained 1,000 users overnight. Month 22: First big Product Hunt launch 300+ upvotes, newsletters w/ 1M+ subs mentioned us, even the director of Deadpoo l became a user. Month 23 26: Airports started reaching out Rome Airport ... ... women). What Worked, Surprisingly Keeping it free longer than comfortable was the best way to get feedback quickly Obsessing over UX and user feedback Shipping constant updates (even when no one was asking) Product Hunt + Reddit launches Commenting on competitor

... That seems far beyond "advanced autocomplete". It would be interesting if a new pidgin-creole language were developed that was more like pseudocode where you could vibe your way to a refine product by intermixing programming and product concepts... perhaps intent-driven coding? (i.e. explain what I want it to do and how to evaluate the outcomes versus

... Year) Win Kitty Awards in some category To hunt the biggest amount of products To create the best-performing discussions Collect Kitty Points Collect PH badges Hit the highest PH Streak Grow follower count Anything else (add) Tell your intention in the comments. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): This should be a goal of everyone! Appreciate your honest and the values you have set! :) Comment from Andrew Morgan(@andrewphil_morgan): I see Product Hunt as a great platform ... ... would like to do at least once in my life. So many "recurring" faces here that I have that need to meet them IRL :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @hussein_r  thank you for sharing your intentions

... feedback (some brutal, all gold) First 50 users joined within hours Some even upgraded to the limited offer lifetime deal Now I m at the stage where I can find traffic at volume , but I need more specific, high-intent users . People who actually need a tool like this and will use it daily . So I m here to ask, what s worked for you? How do you go from early traction targeted, high-intent

... insane regulation that the EU brought upon everyone I think directly caused this: VATMOSS General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) Digital Services Act (DSA) Digital Markets Act (DMA) ePrivacy Regulation The AI Act ...and many more Which all had good intentions, but made it very difficult to comply as a small or medium business owner. Sure if you're a billion dollar corporation, you can hire bookkeepers and lawyers to comply. But if you're a one-man or small startup ... ... chance for a decent living. Do we really need to replicate that, or rather should find a new model? As for general deregulation, we should be very careful, as it can be used by mentioned monopolies to block new competitors

... conducted a Fake Door Test to gauge user purchase intent before building an MVP. Here are the test results: Landing page visitors: 470 Users who took purchase action: 3 Users who signed up for the waitlist: 2 Given these metrics, should I continue pursuing this idea? The conversion rate is lower than I expected, so I'm unsure whether to stop or move forward, considering that at least three users showed purchase intent

... project, I sought to identify the problem I wanted to solve. With the Babel project (github*com/eonist/babel), I aimed to use AI to translate localization strings for iPhone apps. I needed to localize my app soon, and the only alternative was to pay $150+ to services like Localise*com. How hard could it be? Famous last words (But not this time. ) Identifying the Problem: - High Cost: Existing solutions like Localise*com are priced at $150+ per month. - Dependency on Third ... ... flow. - I then started to ask Cursor and O1 to comment on each part of the code and kept asking the AI if there was anything I could add or improve upon. - The comments helped the AI understand my intent