Evan Lin's profile on Product Hunt

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Senior AI Engineer with 8+ years across software engineering, data science, machine learning, and optimization, including recent work building enterprise GenAI applications, retrieval systems, AI-assisted business workflows, and full-stack AI products. Combines Python, FastAPI, React, cloud engineering, classical ML, optimization, and productionoriented AI practices with domain experience spanning automotive, manufacturing, claims, logistics, private markets, retail, insurance, and consumer finance. Experienced in moving ambiguous business problems from prototype and evaluation through UAT and production delivery while preserving human review, traceability, security, and measurable business value.

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13d ago

Hi Product Hunt, I'm Vinnie: building AEObility out of Perth

G'day everyone. I'm Vinnie, founder of AEObility.

For the past couple of years, I watched the marketing world run in two opposite directions: half the industry pretended Answer Engine Optimisation (AEO) was pure snake oil, while the other half sold it as a magic prompt-hacking switch.

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18d ago

Building Pauva — Turn Product Photos into Cinematic Ads with AI

Hey, everyone,

I m one of the co-founders of Pauva, an AI video creation tool we re building to help brands and creators turn product photos into cinematic ads.

The idea came from helping a friend shoot a product video for his online store. What seemed like a simple project took an entire day of planning, filming, and setting up equipment , and we hadn t even started editing.

That s when we wondered: What if creating a great product video could be as simple as uploading a photo?

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19d ago

I just audited my monthly subscriptions and I'm honestly shocked

Software, streaming, gym, cloud storage, newsletter subscriptions, coffee deliveries...

Somewhere along the line, every business decided they needed to be a monthly recurring subscription. And for a while, consumers just went along with it.

But "Subscription Fatigue" is very real right now.

I sat down last weekend to review my bank statements and realized I was paying over $300/month for tools and services I barely touch twice a year. I canceled half of them in 10 minutes.