... Document Small Wins Start a "Hell Yeah" folder. Screenshot every positive feedback, every small win, every moment someone said "This is exactly what I needed!" Open it when doubt creeps in. It's not vanity it's evidence. 4. Remember: Every Giant Started Tiny Airbnb's founders sold cereal to stay afloat. Instagram was a check-in app called Burbn. Your "who needs this?" phase might just be the cocoon before the butterfly. 5. Set Micro-Milestones Instead of "change ... ... crude representation of your idea can get buy-in, chances are whatever you're building will too. Comment from Chris Surita(@csurita): I actually think the mirror can really help sometimes! I think it's important to remember

... every event and DM ing like crazy. Turns out, I just needed to make a small change. I started using an e-business card (by wisery.io) at meetings, conferences, and unexpected introductions, and here s what happened - people FINALLY remembered me. I received follow-ups more quickly because I made sharing easier. Curious to hear: Are you still using paper? Comment from Prashanth R(@prashanth_saptha): @stefaniya_sparysheva great that makes sense! Thanks for the brief. Comment from Stefani Sparysheva ... ... with the details you've provided (name, address, email, phone). So once you follow up with them later, they already know who it is. Comment from Prashanth R(@prashanth_saptha): We are still using papers, but how are people remembering

... memory layer that acts like a second brain, something that helps you recall the right file, note, or detail when you need it, without digging. But here s the big question: Do you want your AI to remember your insurance policy? That link from 2021? A contract you forgot about? Where would you personally draw the line between helpful memory and too much ? Comment from Ayush(@ideatbd): @randeep_wilkhu  Congratulations on the launch, just shared it with him! Comment ...

... your attention the most, and can you specify why? It could be a really useful product, clever copywriting, an interestingly crafted intro video, or a very good (GIF) logo. @Dory  an app switcher for people who can t remember shortcuts. @segev used colours of the Fish Dory from the movie Finding Nemo. Kind of nostalgia for me but the vision of the app and alignment with movie character ringed the bell. @Tidyread & @SurfPal  these sparked my attention ... ... especially for the use-case, tried them immediatelly and have been using them both almost year. And then, I cannot remember

... Ever had a long conversation with ChatGPT or Claude that spiraled into something useful, only to lose the thread halfway through? Or you have multiple conversations and you can't remember where and with what AI model you used? That s not your fault. That s the interface/s. Our brains don t think in straight lines. We jump between ideas, recall related concepts, loop back to old points. It s called associative thinking. This is how humans actually process information ... ... most AI interfaces are stuck in linear text-scroll hell: Prompt Response Scroll up Try to remember

... fully embraced vibe coding in his own projects. In fact, he bragged about vibe coding an entire iOS app in Swift (a language he hadn t used before) in about one hour ( x.com ). One hour! As someone who remembers spending days learning Python basics, I found this both unbelievable and a little humbling. According to Karpathy, it was so ez I had my hand held through the entire process. Very cool. He literally talked the app into existence by chatting ... ... Been Vibing All Along (Thanks to ChatGPT) The revelation hit me like a bug in production: I have been vibe coding, in some form, ever since ChatGPT came on the scene. And chances are, so have you. Remember

... using terminal-based AI, which I have at full screen on a 14'' laptop, doesn't feel cramped to me. But I assume, based on previous uses of AI in the IDE, that would be faster. From what I remember of using those platforms, the agents never asked for permission to change something. That might've changed with newer updates; it's been a while since I tested a few. With @Warp , I have it set to always ... ... place. Comment from Dmytro Tomniuk(@dmytrotomniuk): @rajiv_ayyangar  IDE helps you with surgical precision at the line level. It perfects the mechanics of coding syntax, autocompletion, refactoring a single function freeing you from the mental load of remembering

... look what AI can do! In the future, I think we ll care less about AI as a technology, and more about how it feels: Like an invisible teammate who understands your work style / a creative partner that remembers your aesthetic / an assistant that doesn t need explaining much That s why I m excited by tools that combine AI with thoughtful UX tools that don t just generate, but communicate. Not just output, but process. Curious to hear from ... ... real unlock is making AI feel less like a separate tool and more like a native part of your workflow quiet, contextual, and truly helpful. I think the next wave of gen AI products will win by: remembering

... Raycast Extension? Absolutely. Whether you re a maker that s just starting out, looking to streamline your workflow or just want to scratch a personal itch, Raycast s ecosystem is a great place to start vibe coding and building. Remember to start small, iterate quickly, and don t be afraid to take a step back and read some documentation if your AI tools get stuck. You can always ask Dia for help. The satisfaction of seeing your tool live ... ... with Cursor and constantly failed. On my first attempt with Warp, not only did it publish it but it dramatically improved the code as well. What do you attribute that to? Which underlying models did you use for Warp vs

... easily distracted has been a tough one for me that no amount of calendar reminders, notes, stickies, post-its, and alarms can solve. So when Fieldy launched calling themselves an IRL Granola targeted for ADHD folks to help them remember, I knew I had to try it out. Note: I did Hunt Fieldy but I paid for the product myself. I was not sponsored for this review. I was gifted a yearly subscription however, to help experience the product from ... ... with wearables being the form factor that is seemingly getting the most adoption. AI-powered hardware s primary promise is providing your real-life context to an intelligent assistant that will allow you to better understand, interact, share, or remember

... maybe it's worth facing this fear. How do you make sure you give a convincing speech/presentation, and how do you face the fear? Experienced advice is welcome. It could significantly increase our chances of success and help people remember us in a positive light. I have a few tips: Write down on paper the structure (problems and solutions you want to talk about) Practice in front of the mirror or camera (to replay it later and notice mistakes) Hire ... ... nobody can surprise you later) Breathing techniques and non-verbal communication once I interviewed a voice coach for Slovak Forbes and she advised the following techniques/practices: practice non-verbal communication (upright posture) adequate eye contact making grimaces (e.g., alternately

... products launch on Product Hunt . And let s be honest most of the time we upvote without really trying them. Sometimes, though, you actually do try one and it sticks. It becomes part of your workflow . And you remember exactly when and where you found it. For me, that tool was Cap . I don t use a Mac , and most of the nice screen recording tools are Mac-only. So I kept searching for something cool on Windows. Then ... ... your favorite PH discovery? The one that didn t just impress you, but actually stayed with you. And you're using every day. Comment from Arun Tamang(@arun_tamang): @busmark_w_nika  That s good to hear! I remember

... made only the surface. Now, you will be quick to say that I didn't give them the correct prompt or instructions so there you have it - incomplete. You may be right, as I am still learning. But, I remembered the good old days I was working at a toy company and I was their "Marketing Manager" (essentially their everything guy). One of my responsibilities was to test the toys we produce. What I remember

... scary) study. They had participants write SAT-style essays using: ChatGPT Google Just their brains What happened? ChatGPT made it easier to get words on the page But essays were soulless and all sounded the same People couldn t remember what they wrote later Brain activity was low the whole time The group that wrote without AI? Higher creativity More original ideas Actually remembered

... remember once discussing that intellectual property should be abolished (a quote by Jack Dorsey). However, it seems that there is also a friendlier option that promotes more benefits for data owners: Yesterday, I read on TechCrunch that CloudFlare is coming out with a marketplace called "Pay per Crawl" that allows website owners to charge AI companies for scraping their content. (Side note: The marketplace is still in private beta, and Cloudflare is exploring the possibility of using stablecoins for payments ... ... content! And all companies should also pay the users for getting and using their personal data (Permission - $ASK - is working on it). Yes, it could be a new profitable niche that Cloudfare found, or create, but for sure more competitors

... falling apart. You doubted everything. What kept you going? For me, it wasn t motivation or a podcast quote. It was a single, silent look from my dad, the kind that says I see you without words. I remembered that. And I kept building. I m writing a book about the mess behind the mission, not just what worked, but what broke me. But I d love to hear your moment. What got you through the lowest point? Drop yours ... ... Keep Going! Great work. Comment from Priyanka Gosai(@priyanka_gosai1): There was a moment when I genuinely questioned if continuing made sense no responses, pipeline dried up, and the product vision felt foggy. What helped wasn t motivation, but remembering

... Product Hunt! I m Kathryn, the solo builder behind Shared Matter, a voice-enabled AI assistant that actually remembers what you tell it. After years of wrangling workflows and automations for enterprises, I realized most AI tools out there are clever but forgetful. They ll answer your question, but they won t remember

... Forbes 30 Under 30. Now I see people around 18 who are already exiting their projects (in addition, they also have health problems because they didn't distribute their energy optimally), and the age limit is moving lower. I remember the founder of Loom saying that he exited a project for a lot of money and doesn't know what to do with his life. Is it really good to succeed as a young person? Because if I look ... ... that is not dependent on my direct work so I could dedicate more time to learning stuff. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @rohanrecommends  I also wrote for them in our country as an external contributor, but I remember

... draft surprised - surprisingly automated: Turned technical jargon into visual flowcharts Matched tech blue gradient template But business scenario pages had duplicate content Iterative tweaking (6 minutes) Optimize with built-in instructions: "Compress scenario pages to 3 typical examples, add competitor comparison dimension" Replaced 5 redundant pages after second generation Visualization of time-saving effects Traditional operation: estimated 6 hours (2h for logic construction + 3h for design + 1h for modification) EasySlides actual test: 12 minutes core framework + 35 minutes detail optimization ... ... Suggestions for newbies to avoid pitfalls Accurate feeding of information: add the command "need to explain to investors" in front of technical terms, AI will automatically reduce the dimensionality of the expression. Layered access control: remember

... kind of marketing help I should invest in? What s reasonable to pay at this stage for someone who gets results? What actually worked for you in those earliest pre-scale weeks? Appreciate any guidance especially from those who remember how weird and unclear this part of the process can be. Baltazar Comment from Baltazar Torres(@baltazar_torres): @kaustubhkatdare wow thank you so much I will definitely start doing that. Thanks also for the dos and don t the idea ... ... Reddit who were facing same problem. How about start slow ? with 10-20 founders testing their websites ? Reach out on targeted sub reddit :) By the way I recently observed someone built exactly what you've built, don't remember

... time when everyone is sharing their 6-figure MRRs from their businesses, it s sometimes worth taking a look back at how we started (and maybe even finding joy in the little things). :-) Do you still remember the moment you received your first online payment? What did you do? (type of business) How much was it? How did you achieve it? I received my first online payment when I was ~22. Created a WordPress website with an exercise program (yoga ... ... fitness), and that's when I received my first 7 euros. :D I remember

... skip the snooze-fest and get straight to the point. It s like having a mini assistant who reads your inbox so you don t have to. Less scrolling, more doing, finally, email made easy! ( Source ) AI vs. Bitcoin: The Energy Battle You Didn t Know Was On AI data centers are chowing down on electricity like there s no tomorrow kind of like Bitcoin miners on a caffeine binge. But here s the twist: AI s power party ... ... still smaller than Bitcoin s energy gulp. The good news? Both sides are trying to cut back and get greener, because nobody wants a tech hangover. So next time you binge AI videos or check crypto prices, remember

... sherman and I have been talking about meditation and I was remembering I had tested out @Calm and @Headspace . I searched forums and see references to these in convos 5 years ago. They still seem like the main contenders, but I also just downloaded @Insight Timer App @Breathwrk and https://www.meditatehappier.com/ too. Anyone have experience with any of these? I'm new to meditation, have tried it a few times but have yet to build a habit and need ... ... under 5 minutes and a massive free library. The Daily Check-In feature also subtly nudged me into a habit without guilt. Breathwrk feels less meditative, more physiological great if you're feeling anxious or need a quick reset vs

... Remember when products designed for consumers unexpectedly revolutionized how businesses operate? For example, Discord started as a chat app for gamers but is now essential for remote teams. Its journey from gaming-focused platform to business tool is fascinating: Originally built for gamers needing low-latency communication Features like server organization, voice channels, and role permissions were perfect for gaming Discord thrived during the pandemic as businesses discovered its community-building strengths worked brilliantly for remote collaboration Now powers everything ... ... with several spinoffs Resident Evil it was first a video game, then the movie. You can apply marketing and business models in media/entertainment, and it can be internationally successful. Comment from Adinda Shofwatillah(@adindashofwatillah): One of the things I remember

... plug and play solution. Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): @_tijs  My wife and I have actually been talking a good bit about switching over to an electric car for our next vehicle. I'll have to remember Kilowatt! Seems super useful. For the new models that users are adding, are you planning on tracking what the most commonly added ones are to include by default? I can imagine that is a lot to keep up with given how many ... ... coming out! Also, I'm terrible about remembering