... Windows 1998 this is where I wrote stories as an 8-year-old Photoshop PS 4 when I was 14 I edited my photos, mostly it was crap, e.g. I photoshopped a third eye onto my face :D Sony Vegas this is where I made my first videos (14 years old) Comment from Anastasiia(@alieksia): For me that was Norton Commander in MS-Dos when I was 10 years old. Then there was programming in Pascal, later VBA for Excel ...

... device that changes its private Wi-Fi address stays on its row when it answers to the same name An Amazon Echo gets its name and a speaker icon from what it answers, and an Electrolux appliance or a Sony TV shows its maker's picture A TV with Google Cast shows the name you gave it and whether it's on a cable or on Wi-Fi Anything else: tag it as wired or Wi-Fi yourself ...

... noticed a growing undercurrent of people wanting real ownership over their digital data, their photos, notes, bookmarks and media, rather than renting access to it from a platform. Sony ending physical disc support on their next console reinforced this for me, since it's another case where you own less of what you paid for and control less of it too. At the same time, people generate more personal data every year, and NAS and self-hosting tools have never ...

... tool I couldn't find. RevelRaw classifies the scene on-device and ranks its 40+ presets so the ones suited to that image surface first; from there you fine-tune, compare, and export. It reads 24 RAW formats (Sony ARW, Canon CR3, Nikon NEF, Fuji RAF ). Everything runs locally no account, no cloud, no telemetry from the app. Our privacy comes first. Free download with one full-quality export to test on a real file; paid tier is subscription ...

... client portfolios up to 11.5M at Hays, designing complex SaaS and workforce solutions for multinationals across DACH. Before that I ran an internationally award-winning organisation for 13 years with a seven-figure budget, 70 people, global partnerships, Sony Classical recordings. The kind of background that teaches you how to sell, negotiate, and build something from nothing at the same time. Not looking to leave CostMyAI but open to the right conversations. If you re building in AI, enterprise ... ... from Wasi Uddin Sami(@wasi_uddin_sami): Looking for SALES representative for my SaaS, this system is dedicated to solopreneurs who make content. This system helps people in writing scripts helps track market trends and also allows to monitor competitors

... everyone! I'm Abhishek, founder of Clipo AI. Quick background: I spent 8 years building AI systems for video content deep learning research with Sony Japan, then founding AI engineer at Vidyo.ai (now Quso.ai ). After working with hundreds of creators, I kept seeing the same problem: one great video recorded, then 6+ hours spent turning it into clips, posts, carousels, and thumbnails using 5-6 different tools. So I built Clipo one upload, 20 pieces of publish-ready content. Clips ...

... Abhishek Rai, been a behind-the-scenes AI engineer for 8 years (built AI systems at Sony, was founding AI engineer at a major ai startup). Never posted online. Never built in public. Just shipped code. But you can't just build anymore, you have to show up too. So here I am. I'm building Clipo AI connected content engine that turns one video into clips, carousels, subtitles, thumbnails, and social posts. Not just another AI clipper ...

... quite get your question. Did you mean - do I charge for ads? If that's what you wanted to ask then yes, that's how the page is being monetized so far. We've collaborated with Meta, Apple, Sony Pictures, Warner Bros, and a few other companies for many campaigns. Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): We are two people behind the page, and we have around 7-8 more niche pages, all with 50-100K followers. It has been ... ... other profiles and noticed that the organic reach is reduced after running ads for some content. Comment from Sanskar Yadav(@sanskarix): @busmark_w_nika   Thanks! By consistent intervals, I meant if you've decided to post every alternate

... wings after you jump off the cliff" as I like to say. What drove you to make your moves? Comment from Jason Rivard(@jason_rivard): @ashok_nayak  Thanks Ashok! Ill date myself, this was circa 1998. The breakthrough? Sony came out with a camera that accepted a 3.5" floppy disk, for a whopping 1.5Mb of storage. Given the resolution and sensor quality at the time, if memory serves this translated to maybe 30 pictures on average per disk ...

... Product Hunt! I m Kareem - excited to finally say hello. Quick back-story Studied law. 20 yrs coding exp. 9 yrs in generative AI (a few patents that Sony, Meta & others have cited) Worked on a BrainOS - a brain-interface startup that won NASA Space Apps 16 and later built various brain interface projects Now Founder/CEO at Teammates.ai , where autonomous AI teammates run full business functions (support, sales, etc.) at a fraction of the cost and time ...

... easier? Share anything, software, hardware, additional equipment (stand desks, treadmills, etc. Bonus points for chairs because I would need something more convenient than I currently have ) My tech stack: HARDWARE: Rode Wireless Go II microphone Hyperx Solocast secondary microphone Sony Alpha A7 III + SONY

... When it comes down to hardware my X feed is filled with two types of designs. Retro/nostalgic 2000's hardware that was defined by Gameboy translucent purples, Colorful macs, Sony's beautiful eclectic electronics, and embracing colors that pop like pink, purple, and orange. Sleek, modern, simple designs like the @Humane AI pin , @Limitless , @Friend , or the @omi . I personally miss the fun days where consumer tech was wacky. Think Tamagotchi, Mini Clips, PSPs, and clear-shelled devices ... ... devices all look like they re afraid to be noticed. Maybe it s time to let hardware have a personality again. Comment from Gabe Perez(@gabe): @hanselh  Japan - 100% If you look at some of the designs early Sony