... image of the founder - Tetris. Alexey Pajitnov created the actual game in the Soviet Union and didn't see a cent for years while Mirrorsoft, Atari, and Nintendo fought over who owned the licensing rights. Same "who built it vs. who owns it" tension. Comment from Roopesh Donde(@roopesh_donde): @johnsongill  There are few based on real stories Joy 2015 Super Pumped: the Battle for Uber The Social Network is also a good movie, but the lead actor ruined ... ... after doing Now You See Me. Now everytime I see if, feels like mark zukerburg will draw a card out of his sleeve

... said he doesn t want to build one. But what it actually is is unclear. (That's if it exists at all; Elon Musk called the report "utterly false." ) Do you think Elon has a new device up his sleeve? Is it a phone or something totally new? And how big of a deal might it be? Comment from Hossein Yazdi(@hosseinyazdi): Hard to say at this point.There are so many rumors around AI hardware these days that ...

... built-what once a week, not who-recommended-what. that switch cut my ai tool reading by 90 percent and my actual learning went up. Comment from Debra Salt(@debra_salt): I relate to this a lot. The show vs tell gap in AI content is real most of what actually helped me learn came from messy builds, not polished demos. Comment from Dharan Tej Reddy(@dharan_tej_reddy): Honestly? I stopped trying to keep up with every tool ... ... Ohad Krispin(@ohad6k): I think following the right accounts on X can really help Comment from Amanda Phillips(@amanndaphillips): That cooking analogy is beautiful and completely spot on. The real learning happens when we watch someone roll up their sleeves

... Well deserved. #1 product of the day and #1 product of the week. Comment from Eissra Eltom(@eissra_eltom): gave it a whirl, and it s awesome! excited to see what else you guys have up your sleeves :) Comment from Riley Hansen(@riley_hansen): I'm new here, so still learning how this all works. But seeing someone hit #1 just from word of mouth? Genuinely inspired. Huge congrats, Philip. Comment from Ali(@revscan): did not like it, but cool ...

... orchestrating applications Ensuring security, reliability, and efficiency What I m looking for: I m open to contributing in any capacity, whether the team is just getting started or already has a few engineers. I enjoy rolling up my sleeves and helping build systems from the ground up. What I can bring: Set up reliable and secure cloud systems that grow with the business. Automate repetitive tasks and deployment workflows to save time and reduce errors. Implement processes and best practices ...

... drop dominance. The way when one releases a new winner the others jump on board and a few days later take the lead again shows they're sitting on new models ensuring they've got something up their sleeve when needed. Comment from jordan(@jordan_valuable): I m starting to consider moving over to Gemini 3. The UX isn t fully refined yet, but it s improving fast and honestly, it feels like it s going to catch up sooner ...

... Back in July, we launched TaxHero AI 2.o on Product Hunt. The feedback we got was both humbling and energizing. Now, with tax season around the corner, we re rolling up our sleeves. The goal hasn t changed: make taxes and bookkeeping as simple and stress-free as possible for early-stage startups. It s a journey, but we're excited for what s next. And if you ve ever lost a weekend to spreadsheets and IRS forms ...

... were used, which reconnected the team with the simple joy of pen-on-paper writing. This led to the idea for a small refill holder inside the case. The first design was very simple just a pass-through stitched sleeve (the left side in pics above). But holding the sample, the quality didn't feel right, and the exposed pen tip wasn't elegant. The design was then refined with our manufacturing partner to create a version with a fully ...

... quickly discovered a hard truth: none of them were suitable for real commercial photography. Most only worked with womenswear, supported limited angles, and couldn t handle the variety required for actual product imagery. So we rolled up our sleeves and started from scratch. With full data authorization, we trained a custom try-on model based on years of real product images. Our team spent months re-implementing academic papers, overcoming proprietary model limitations, and sleeplessly iterating on training pipelines ...

... started building the app. I approved all the changes (I didn t fully understand what it had done anyway), opened Xcode, and tried to run the app, but the build failed with countless errors I rolled up my sleeves. After a few iterations between Xcode and Cursor, I fixed the issues and finally ran the core app functionality in Xcode Key takeaway: For complex apps that require tools like Xcode or Android Studio, don t let AI generate the entire ...

... hell do you segment your customers in a way that makes sense and doesn t make you want to cry? The internet gave us too much theory, not enough actually useful stuff . So we rolled up our sleeves and made a cheat sheet. Started out ugly. Sticky notes, scattered Miro boards, questionable color schemes. But then we kept going 5 weeks of research 4+ feedback rounds Lots of wait this is kinda working? Eventually, it turned into something that actually ...

... cursory searching. I am a total figma noob, so it's possible this is really easy and I'm just missing something obvious. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): It looks like you'll have to roll up your sleeves and start prototyping. :D Comment from Debabrata Thakur(@debabrata_thakur): @georges_gomes   @catt_marroll  +1 Comment from Maria Kud(@maria_kud): I've heard about Codia AI design plugin for Figma but personally haven't tried ...

... Turns out the answer is, Yes! It s definitely not an easy feat, but if you roll your sleeves up. It s definitely possible ...