... name is Jack. My most notable project at the moment is Sere : A compiled programming language written in C++. I am 18 years old, and have been programming since I was 12. At 15 I was diagnosed with Schizophrenia, and for a while my illness greatly impacted my ability to code and function normally. As of now, I have been under treatment and have been working on a project much bigger than me. Ask me anything ...

... YAYYYYY 6 MONTH OF FREE MAX CODEX LETS GOOOOO Comment from Moss Ab Mirande-Ney(@moss_ab_mirande_ney): I look jacked in photo lol Comment from Christian C(@chriscarex): congrats!!! Comment from Moss Ab Mirande-Ney(@moss_ab_mirande_ney): @chriscarex  Thanks ...

... Dropped the banner once I could write down in the privacy policy exactly why there was nothing to consent to. What does JAMP store client-side, and do you hash IPs or keep them? Comment from Siarhei Hamanovich(@siarheihamanovich): @jack_williams38  That's a clean answer, thanks. Rotating the salt by day is the part that does the work, and it is the same reason I could drop my banner. The price of it is worth saying out loud ... ... tool that sells "where users drop off" it is a real limit. How do you show that in the UI? I would rather see a tool say "sessions, counted daily" than quietly add them up. Comment from Jack

... affect revenue, I'm much more skeptical. Can you name any widely used self-built replacements for Google Calendar, project management tools, or financial management software? I experiment with AI extensively, but it's still far from being a jack of all trades. Comment from Andy Da Costa(@andy_dacosta): we build a custom GSC/GA4/Google ADs pipeline using mcp connections through Windsor.AI. it feeds into our marketing and SEO data. not completely custom but tools like crawlraven.com/ still dont allow ... ... core and unusually specific, buy when it s standard. Otherwise, every cancelled subscription risks becoming a permanent side project I am curious about that tradeoff at 1752vc. Do you factor engineering time and long-term ownership into the build-vs

... launched PromptQL on X/Twitter 2 weeks back and went viral as the first AI version of slack; and we just went live on Product Hunt! Yesterday Jack Dorsey announced his version, Buzz. And as someone following the space - I see a lot of people having strong opinions about this. So what's yours? Is slack working for you as you do more and more of your work with AI? Where does it break? Do we even need ... ... look nice. I spend my days on auth infrastructure so I am biased, but agent identity feels like the real battleground here, not the UI. Comment from Asad M.(@asadmalik901): The framing I would gently question is communication tool versus

... sphinx pose to give my back a break. Working on a laptop instead of my phone constantly staring at a tiny screen isn't doing my eyes any favours, it is better to have a big screen. Alternating work with physical activity luckily, I have a flexible schedule, so after a couple of hours, I'll get up to exercise or do something away from the screen. What small habit has helped you stay focused and also take better care ... ... September adds a fourth thing to the list. With 33 years of fixing other people's business foundations, I would guess you already have a sharp eye for the one signal that tells you a client is quietly stuck versus

... usually leave. A simple onboarding and a clear value proposition make a huge difference. Comment from Kevin Brown(@mathsociety): Time and friction. Everyone has a limited amount of time and there are so many tools. Example - Recently tried Jack Dorsey's new tool called Buzz but couldn't get it to work. I haven't tried again though others have gotten it to work ...

... draw the line between laziness and toughness balancing mental, financial and physical health knowing how to command a room + network with other people Comment from Ar Jay Saluna(@arjayyy): Honestly, the most underrated quality is knowing when to listen vs when to decide. A lot of founders are great at having conviction but terrible at updating it. The best ones are hard to move but not impossible to move. Comment from Alaric Voss(@alaric_voss): Ambition. Times get tough ... ... gettimg better they can crash down at any moment. You have to learn to keep going. Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9755974): Comment Deleted Comment from Je Yue Yip(@je_yue_yip1): A founder shouldn t be a jack

... built PetResume.co after realizing renters with pets get absolutely jacked by landlords and have no way to prove their buddy isn't a tiny furry wrecking ball. My sister-in-law told me about it and she knows everything... Anyway, now your dog, cat or whatever can have a PDF resume. Photo, vet records, training history, references. The works! They'll be more professional than most people I know. It's free now through the end of April if anyone ...

... just independent founders trying to create a platform where people can express their opinion freely no matter what it is. Download Votap from the App Store if you want to see it for yourself. More tomorrow. Comment from Jack Mark(@jack

... handle most of the work, what exactly are all those other meaningful tasks that AI wouldn t be able to do? What will the surplus employees do? Clean office windows? Probably not. Today (or rather yesterday), Jack Dorsey announced nearly a 50% layoff, explicitly citing AI as the reason. So I m curious about your perspective: What will all of us (or at least half of us) do when AI replaces a large portion of our work? Will ... ... What I m seeing is that AI compresses teams. The same output can now be achieved with fewer people, which changes hiring math more than it changes human value. The real shift, in my opinion, is not manual trades vs

... email to team@pretty-prompt.com and I'll get you set up! Comment from Abdul Rehman(@abod_rehman): Looking very cool! Would love to try it. Comment from hira siddiqui(@hira_siddiqui1): Super cool! Would try it out Comment from Jack Mark(@jack

... themselves? i m not worried about as long as they stay at the bottom and dont corrupt the actual answers, its reasonable trade off for keeping free access alive. OpenAI needs to monetize somehow, and this beats the alternative which is jacking

... Thank you a lot. I am usually go to gym or try to ground myself in physical world with any hand work , house keeping , diy projects etc. Also meditations helps a lot! Comment from Markus Kask(@markus_kask): @jack_mark8  Awesome! I think we all could benefit from doing more "thinking work" like that Comment from Markus Kask(@markus_kask): @dushyant_khinchi  Totally agree! I have a dog, so i doe the walks about 4 times ... ... context-switching between technical work and creative stuff. I'm curious when you're doing those woods walks, do you go at a specific time of day? I've noticed my runs are way more "meditative" in the morning versus

... hype we genuinely want feedback from people who ve launched on PH or built products themselves. If you ve been through a PH launch (or a failed one ): Happy to answer questions and learn from the community. Comment from Jack Mark(@jack

... only way I've seen real retention happen. Comment from Arjun Manocha(@arjun_manocha13): @vhim_jana  Same here. It's less exciting but it's the only thing that works. Comment from Arjun Manocha(@arjun_manocha13): @jack_mark8 Glad it resonated! Comment from Jack

... changed on this platform in a year. He asked how he could repeat his success, because then he effortlessly gained over 200 upvotes. First of all, you need to understand that the rules have changed, e.g.: Featured vs. launched products There is no longer a Notify me page The way of self-presentation has also changed So what should you do? (Or how I would proceed): I would publish a significant post in the relevant forum of my product, stating ... ... from Chilarai M(@chilarai): Nicely written, Nika! Your points are excellent. Also, based on my launch experience, I'd recommend talking to people on Reddit who are looking for launch support. They're very active and supportive. Comment from jack

... industry, I actually began in customer service, then shifted into content writing, and eventually found my way into being a virtual assistant for founders. For most of my VA career, I never really had a specialty. I was that jack of all trades type who would jump into whatever task was needed: emails, admin work, documents, scheduling, research, basically anything to keep things moving. Then something unexpected happened. A founder I worked with asked me to take over their Reddit ...

... Jack. I've been working on something called AI Bytes and thought this might be the right place to share it. Basically, it's my attempt to make AI resources a bit more organized and accessible - kind of like having a personal AI newsletter that actually gets read. What started as a way to keep track of interesting AI developments from hugging face spaces for myself has turned into this little corner where I curate bite-sized AI content ...

... ayesha_mughal1  Hi Ayesha! That's amazing, do note that the AI workflows are part of the suite of paid features, if you need help onboarding or accessing let me know! Comment from Julian Wong(@julian_asa): @jack_mark8  Thanks Jack

... bazaar wise words. Thank you for answering, and best of luck with your new startup(s). Comment from Umberto(@umberto_abbatantuono): Sad that it didn t work out. What is the biggest lesson you took from this? Comment from Jack O'Sullivan(@jackos_bazaar): @umberto_abbatantuono  Thanks great question. I learned a thousand lessons from the experience, and maybe I ll go deeper in another post. But if I had to boil it down, my biggest personal takeaway ...

... coffee. Unless it's evening, which is pretty common when I'm vibe coding, and then it's tea. In terms of themes, I've been digging catppuccin wherever I can use it. I know there are extensions for @VS Code @Cursor and @Windsurf . I've mostly been working with @Claude by Anthropic in @iTerm2 and it's available there too. Their website has a huge list of places you can use it. For music, I almost always go jazz ... ... themes. Music, motivation to move to the US, and a good mood that's my vibe coding. Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): @catt_marroll  Fun fact! @zenorocha from @Resend created Dracula. He's also did a video with @VS

... found some early signs of PMF with Clueso, we've expanded our engineering and design teams. And with that growth, we ve had to radically rethink how we work. What worked brilliantly for a two-person team of jacks-of-all-trades-and-masters-of-none didn t scale. Now that we have specialists designers who like to deeply think through user flows, and engineers focused on clean architecture the quality of what we re shipping has leveled up dramatically ...

... more accessible and affordable for everyone! We're mainly focused on our core tech (real-time form feedback) because it took YEARS to make it work this well. We support stretches like Warrior 2 and dynamic movements like jumping jacks and squats. If you make a mistake, the app will verbally tell you how to correct your form. At the end of every workout, you can view a 3d skeleton replay of your movements and see where you made ...

... 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 ...