... particular text in PDF Annotate - annotate the PDF with text, shapes etc. Document stats - statistics regarding the PDF Strip Metadata - remove the meta data from the PDF Slideshow - present the PDF from the app itself Presenter Mode - present with pointers, drawing etc. Read Aloud - read aloud the pdf PDF to audiobook - convert the PDF to an audiobook PDF to markdown - Convert PDF to Markdown text Compress PDF - reduce the size of the PDF Merge Layers - Merge the layers ...

... make sense? We spent so much time to it haha =D Comment from Lisa(@yelyzaveta_kibets): On the cover video, one thing from making screen recordings for landing pages: leave the cursor's hesitation in. A take where the pointer overshoots a button and comes back reads as somebody using the thing, and the perfectly smooth take reads as a rehearsal. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @elias_leo1  Thanks for adding your point of view! Agree with concentrating ...

... that family is your tenant's consent policy saying no on your behalf and now it says that instead of blaming you. Fixes #33 . Housekeeping The MX walk now traverses the record list as NonNull instead of raw pointers, because CodeQL followed a null_mut() all the way into a dereference and made a very good point. The null check now lives in the type, each unsafe block vouches for exactly one operation, and behavior is unchanged verified against ...

... each message shorter than the last, listing only what's still outstanding. When the last file arrives it stops on its own. The uploads go straight into your own Google Drive; we keep a pointer, not the file. Honest limitations, since you'll find them anyway: Gmail and Google Workspace only. No Outlook. Zero customers so far. There are no logos on the site because there is nothing to put there yet. I can't promise inbox placement ...

... Webex and FaceTime, right from the notch. The island can also hide itself from screen shares for the length of the call. Islands on your other displays Every screen can have its own island, or one that follows your pointer. External displays without a notch draw a virtual one sized to their menu bar. Notifications got quieter Toasts never expand the island anymore. The compact pill stretches a little, shows what happened, and settles back on its own. Also ...

... agent's own mistakes stays below the line. The blueprint is the only thing I read end to end Before any code exists, the loop hands me one artifact: the  blueprint . The agent takes my one-paragraph pointer, researches how the thing is normally built, writes the spec I couldn't be bothered to write, and the part that matters breaks it into an ordered list of user stories. Say my pointer

... profile naming, something else? Comment from Arnold Oshenye(@oshylabs): @abdullah_javaid3 Six instances and two dead sessions in one sweep is a better dataset than mine. What your version adds is that the id is not even a reliable pointer to a live session at connection time, before any mid session drift gets a chance. So the id answers which machine, and only the rendered page answers who am I right now, and there is no shortcut between those ...

... signed after looking apart from signed reflexively, and the second one stops being able to hide inside the first. Last thing, honestly: I do not know the consent-of-record work you are referring to. Do you have a pointer? It sounds like the same idea arrived at from the compliance end and I would rather read it than reinvent it badly. Comment from Aadil Ghani(@aadilghani): @adityaharish2002   That part already travels with the approval. Tap the notification ... ... nothing, the reviewer's normal experience becomes an empty screen, and empty screens train people to expect empty. Whether the one that is not empty gets read properly on day forty is an open question. It still beats the alternative

... about what happens after launch day. Do you keep posting updates in your product's forum even months later, or is the attention mostly gone once the initial wave settles? Curious what's actually worked for you long-term vs. what just felt like effort without payoff. Comment from Emircan(@emircankaragoz): @busmark_w_nika  Thanks for sharing! Comment from Hudson Reid(@hudson_reid): The newsletter subscriber number is doing a lot of work in that weekday argument. subscriber count ... ... equally available to you. I submitted two threads on the same day. One in p/general with zero links and no product mentioned, one in p/self-promotion with links. Different forums, opposite content profiles, both rejected with the same generic pointer

... updated HTML class structure I added to the custom stylesheet: /* CSS Fix for SVG border rendering on mobile Safari */ .nft-svg-container { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; aspect-ratio: 1 / 1; overflow: hidden; pointer-events: none; } .nft-svg-container svg { display: block; width: 100%; height: 100%; object-fit: fill; /* Force SVG vectors to scale correctly without clipping */ vector-effect: non-scaling-stroke; /* Ensure border lines do not thicken when resized */ } <!-- Updated HTML card structure ...

... busmark_w_nika  It's a Chrome extension where your dog walks around your screen and chases your cursor. Mine's a small cream-colored thing who mostly sleeps, so watching him sprint after the pointer is funnier than it has any right to be. Which is exactly my framing problem. Described one way it's a toy. Described another way it's for people who spend nine hours at a screen and want one thing in the corner ... ... actually happens when sensitive data gets pasted into a chatbot) instead of just listing features ourselves. One thing I'm curious about: for the pre-launch phase, how did you decide which communities were actually worth showing up in vs

... lawyer, though. That's a question for people with actual legal expertise. Wink wink @byalexai From the perspective of a small startup, how would you handle situations like these? Comment from Danny(@memsoph): @thenameisarian  Good pointer. Easy to act upon. Comment from Pranay(@pranay19): I guess in current climate starting with social media is better , that way public narrative can be pushed in your favour ! But there is no golden rules best is to consult lawyers even ... ... compete because the giant owns the customer relationship. The maker relicenses to something restrictive to defend itself, and then the community (sometimes the same giant) forks the last open version and carries on. The cleanest example is AWS vs

... Limelight started as a live overlay for Mac a cursor spotlight, on-screen keystrokes, and freehand drawing so your audience can actually follow your pointer and the shortcuts you press. This relaunch adds full recording. Now you hit record and Limelight auto-zooms toward your clicks, smooths your cursor, drops it on a clean background, and exports a sharp mp4 or a vertical 9:16 clip all on your Mac, nothing uploaded. What I'm trying to do differently from ...

... love talking to people, understanding pain points and just getting my hands dirty while creating something of value. I realised PH is kinda the place to be, and I'd love to know how you guys use it, some pointers on what to look out for and how to navigate this platform. I aspire to build something great that you guys could use soon ...

... built an open-source AI Agent Operating System that treats your agents' memory with the extreme efficiency of a computer's hardware. Instead of passing heavy text blobs, Gliding Horse uses a unified data bus to pass lightweight pointers, making your multi-agent systems faster, cheaper, and infinitely more scalable. Why developers love Gliding Horse: Smart Memory Management (The "MMU" Engine) Inspired by CPU architecture, our system only loads the exact information your agent needs at any given moment ...

... logs for repeatability, and an explicit receipt when an agent/script touched state. The gap is making those point to each other instead of asking a human to reconstruct the story. For Ota, would you link those pointers from the receipt, or keep receipt and change history separate? Comment from Ahmad(@blah_mad): Usually it s the hidden contract, not the command: env vars, seed data, external services, and the thing someone fixed locally but never encoded. The useful artifact ...

... support on launch day meant more than you know, especially on a day as competitive as Vercel Day. I know we asked you a lot of questions regarding launch, tag lines, etc for this launch but all your pointers were spot on :). So many products launching simultaneously, 85 got featured and we still made it to #4 that still doesn't feel real! And thank you for the kind words about our little one The "two babies" analogy ...

... into every agent session and called it a day. Instead, the installer adds a tiny instruction: empirical doc empirical doc <topic> empirical doctor That's it. The agent doesn't get the entire manual. It gets a pointer to the manual. When it needs help with memory commands, it runs: empirical doc memory When it needs installation help: empirical doc install When it needs to discover what's available: empirical doc The detailed documentation is loaded only when ...

... save on mobile. Full list of supported content. Connections for PDFs without a source URL. Quiz infinite loading resolved. Tag initialization more reliable across app and extension. Back-swipe from cards no longer hits the login screen. iPad pointer and touch handling fixed. Clickable links restored: Command/control-click opens cards in a new tab. Mobile styling fixes , including card corners, editor safe area, and hero image padding. Old iPhone crash resolved. No more crashes on iOS Safari below 16.4. Unsupported browsers ... ... getting smarter and more forgiving. Export is getting more flexible so your knowledge base stays portable. Browser Extension Update: We've decided to move forward with the original version of the browser extension, which was a pop-up vs

... improve my chances this time around. That said, the underlying library has grown to almost 6k registered users now, and the plugin I'm launching tomorrow is also pretty great (in my humble opinion), so any pointers that would help my campaign/launch is greatly appreciated ...

... What are some ways you guys have found your audiences? I think I've made something cool that could help authors, It's the app I wish I had four years ago when I started writing. Any pointers are very appreciated ...

... successes, relate to your struggles and support however I can! I'm relatively new to PH (have been lurking mostly, haven't even launched here yet), so if there's a special forum for that - I would appreciate the pointers! Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Hi Valeria! Totally feel this...as a fellow solo B2C builder with a productivity tool (The Sponge, an AI-powered flashcard app), the marketing struggle is real. Bootstrapping consumer stuff is brutal, but outreach...outreach ...

... even rank on Google. Maybe someone from Starbucks will find out and do something about it! And that's what https://thinkinpublic.app is about. I simply copied the ChatGPT conversation and pasted it into ThinkInPublic. Here's the result. Pointers It's NOT for people who already enjoy writing. It's NOT for people who want their own websites to rank. It IS for people who want to express themselves by the content of their thoughts rather than their ability ...

... without a second thought. But the very first thing it did was introduce a required dependency named openclaw-core, along with platform-specific install steps. Those steps included convenient links ( here , this link ) that appeared to be normal documentation pointers. They weren t. Both links led to malicious infrastructure. Indeed, this wasn't an isolated case. Over 300 OpenClaw skills were reportedly involved in distributing macOS malware via ClickFix-style instructions. What can you do? CyberInsider recommends that "users ...

... kutlwano_melamu): i appreciate your approach, this is a valuable concept and you considered the workload that affects homes, i like that you have pantry and grocery list. It's a wholesome app. @lincoln_brown1 really gave you industry pointers and i agree with @bertmatt a voice-first ui would make it stand out. Comment from Jeffrey Castel(@jeffrey_castel): Hi Vikas, Nice idea and nice product, definitely something very viable for family life. My family ...