... everyone Back in August, I got deeply frustrated with constant context switching and window-resampling whenever I needed to reference multiple web pages side-by-side. Instead of dealing with clunky window layouts, I built UnifiWorkspace, a lightweight, split-screen tab manager that runs entirely inside a single Chromium workspace tab. Because privacy and performance were non-negotiable for me, I baked in a few strict constraints from day one: 100% Local Execution: Built entirely on Manifest V3 with zero ...

... curious: When you're building a product together, how do you divide it between co-founders? Is it 50/50? , 60/40? , 70/30?.. Does everyone own their own part? Or do you somehow measure the value of each contribution and split accordingly? What counts as a more valuable part of building a product? Development? Product vision? Design? Architecture? Or something else?.. I'd really love to hear how other co-founders approach this. How do you split

... Search Console told me one of my blog pages had 2,246 impressions over 28 days for the query "workout app development", sitting on page one. Semrush has no US volume figure for that query at all. When I split the same query by device in Search Console, 19 of those 2,246 impressions were mobile. So I checked a second one. "ai manufacturing cost reduction case study": roughly 825 impressions a month in Search Console against Semrush ... ... stretch my 28-day average position went from 19.3 to 23.5, so worse, while CTR went from 0.24% to 0.32%, so better. Ranking and getting clicked are not the same problem and the same report shows both. Do you split

... everyone! Like many of you, I used Splitwise for years to split trip and flatmate expenses. Lately, it has become almost unusable on the free tier between strict daily expense limits, annoying 10-second wait timers, and constant paywall popups just to do basic math. So I built Contri a clean, fast, and 100% free Android app for splitting

... same file without knowing it. That's literally the problem we're trying to fix with Murmell, a multiplayer workspace for coding with AI. But the human side is still messy :) So I'm curious: Do you split by feature, by layer, by mood? How do you avoid stepping on each other? Daily sync or zero meetings?.. Comment from Christopher Peterson(@christopherpeterson): Daily standups and split

... model choice, it was writing descriptions clear enough that the right agent gets picked. I m curious how others handle this: Do you route different tasks to different models, or keep one model for everything? Why? If you split work, where did you draw the line between needs the strong model and doesn t ? Has anyone found a task where the cheaper model was actually worse in a way that cost more in the end? Comment from Konstantin Tikhaev(@konstantin ... ... still manages to test the wrong thing entirely. Comment from Kisang Pak(@playpakman): @konstantin_tikhaev  Did you use different models for testing and fix to prevent model bias? If so, did you use different different company (e.g. Claude vs

... have heard or tried: fixed days for each, a protected block every morning before client messages, or taking fewer clients on purpose. Each one breaks at some point, usually in a busy month. If you run both, what split actually survived a few months for you? And did you ever drop one of them completely ...

... everyone, I m launching AppLanes on Product Hunt on Monday. The problem: On macOS, most VPNs are all-or-nothing. NordVPN, Mullvad, Proton and others offer split tunneling on Windows, but not on Mac. Connect, and everything tunnels, including the apps that break when they do. What AppLanes does: It gives every app one of three lanes: VPN , Direct , or Block . It works alongside the VPN you already use (WireGuard, OpenVPN, Tailscale, your provider ...

... Claude and Codex on the same codebase, and the handoff matters more to me than raw coding speed. A second agent can catch a mistake, but only if it checks the work independently. My split: Claude writes the brief and reviews; Codex implements in its own branch, then Claude reruns the tests. If you use two agents, how do you divide the work and decide a task is ready to ship? Comment from Abdullah Javaid(@abdullah_javaid3): Mine is split

... spent two weeks rewriting titles on pages that ranked on page one and earned no clicks. The fix I trusted was CTR. Then I split the impressions by device. The query "workout app development" showed 2,246 impressions in Search Console. Semrush has no US search volume for it at all, and only 19 of those impressions were mobile. Site-wide over the last 90 days, mobile accounts for 20 clicks against 5,789 impressions. A lot of what ... ... desktop traffic that never had a person behind it. I now score any title or page change only on the mobile numbers. Has anyone found a cleaner way to separate bot impressions from real ones in Search Console than splitting

... folder into labeled groups: Folders, Images, Documents and so on, each with its own header and count, the way Finder does it. It works alongside your sort, so a big download folder finally reads at a glance. A split view that thinks for itself The dual pane view got smarter. Each side decides on its own whether it is wide enough to show its preview, so a narrow pane spends its pixels on files instead. You can split

... about to put my install count on my landing page. 2,411, which felt like a real number for something nine days old. Then I split it by version and it fell apart. 0.1.0 got 172 downloads last week. So did 0.2.0, and 1.6.1, and every other version I have ever published, all sitting between 150 and 200. Nobody deliberately installs the first release of anything. A real user base concentrates almost entirely on latest. A flat line across every ... ... version that has ever existed is mirrors and scanners walking the registry, and they do that to every package, forever, whether or not one person wants your code. So here is the check. It takes about two minutes. Split

... task. I was not away. The terminal was simply not where my attention was. A reply on my first thread here changed how I think about this. @tristan666666 wrote that agent runs should not own your attention. The reply split the problem into two distances: quiet awareness when you are at the desk, and a real interruption when you are away. I think that split

... native JetBrains plugin generally available? Yes. The native Kilo Code plugin is generally available through the standard JetBrains Plugin Marketplace release channel. No custom plugin repository or early-access signup is required. Does Kilo Code support JetBrains split mode and remote development? Yes. Kilo Code was architected for JetBrains split

... only one using your own product daily, that's actually not nothing! It means YOU have the problem you're solving. The question is whether others share that same problem. What's been your experience with early user feedback vs. actual usage data? Comment from Ambar Singh(@alexbieber12341): There's no magic number for us, it was less about hitting 100 or 1000 users and more about seeing people come back and build multiple apps. With 7100 users creating ... ... with no existing equivalent, where nobody, including you, knows what the shape should be. That case is much rarer than it sounds. Comment from Dhruv Mehrotra(@dhruv_mehrotra1): Depends a lot on whether you can see what they do vs

... gold trade calculator. But that can blur four different checks: margin required to open the position P/L if price moves lot size for a defined risk and stop-loss overnight swap if the position is held We chose to split them into separate tools. The trade-off is an extra click, but each result has a clearer input and purpose. A lot-size result, for example, should not look like a prediction or a recommendation to trade. For builders ... ... have designed financial, health, legal, or other high-consequence interfaces: would you prefer one guided workflow, or separate tools with sharper boundaries? What would make the split

... most interesting services on the machine you care most about are exactly the ones a network probe can never see. Local Services a new tab on This Mac that doesn't probe anything. It asks the system directly, then splits the answer in two: The Local Services tab: this Mac's listening ports, split

... every hour spent writing code is an hour not spent talking to users, posting, or actually finding people who need what I built. For those of you doing this solo (or with a tiny team) what's your actual split? Is it a strict schedule (mornings = build, afternoons = marketing), or more reactive depending on what's on fire that week? Has that ratio shifted as you've grown, or gotten more lopsided one way? Trying to figure ...

... current selection; hold `Alt` to invert; - Easier targeting : optionally increase list padding and grid gaps for more room to start a drag; Enable in `Settings > General > File view > Enable box selection`. Linked Split View New `Linked` split

... Product Hunt community! Entertainment subscription prices (Netflix, Spotify, Shahid, etc.) keep going up, making it really expensive for an average user to enjoy their favorite platforms. A lot of people try to split the costs manually on social media groups, but that comes with massive risks scams, delayed payments, and sharing private passwords with strangers. To solve this, I built a web platform designed to make subscription sharing safe, automated, and legally compliant . Here is how it helps you save ...

... split time between building and growth when you're solo? I've been building NAAD (an Indian classical wellness app ragas, pranayama, mantra meditation) mostly alone, and I've noticed something: the skills that make you good at shipping product are almost the opposite of the skills that make you good at growth/distribution. One is heads-down and technical, the other is outward-facing and relational. For those of you who've been solo makers did you force yourself ...

... core tool, it is not a signal. It is a declaration. Google embedding AI visibility inside Search Console means the metric is no longer experimental. It is now part of how they expect you to measure performance. Bing splitting Search Performance and AI Performance into two separate reports means they have already decided that citations and clicks are two different things. This is not a test. This is the new architecture. The shift is structural, not temporary. The question ...

... median points needed to break the top 5 and top 10 on each day. Check the full report here: https://app.databox.com/shared/a... The short version: Saturday is the easiest day. Only 266 median points to crack top 5, vs 360 on Wednesday. That's a 35% harder climb on the worst day vs

... audio track, straight from that track's header. Each take counts in with a 3-2-1 countdown and starts right at the playhead, so it drops in exactly where you want it. - A real multi-clip timeline. Split, move, and trim clips on any track. When you cut or move a clip, its zooms, redactions, callouts, and facecam move and split

... design.md for UI design. Till now I didn't face any issue. Keep a checklist and ask claude itself to review against that while raising PR. It helped me alot. Comment from Chalermpon Ananwattanakit(@vollos): My version of that split fell apart on the ship-it side. A database view feeding a public page, the sort that gets waved through, turned out to expose every user's email. When I asked the AI about it, it called that 'partial user ... ... layout gets the skim, anything that builds a query or a view gets the billing-grade read. Comment from Mary(@mary32653389720): @moddy what type of code do you always reviews before merging? Comment from Chalermpon Ananwattanakit(@vollos): the billing/auth-gets-paranoid-review split