... required. Zero "let's derive backpropagation" energy. You build NPCs that learn, train reinforcement agents, make worlds that react 50+ hours of "watch me fail so you don't have to" content Unity ML-Agents, Unreal behavior trees, real projects not toy examples Why I'm posting here (and not just launching): PH's forum guidelines say to post genuine questions or helpful insights . So here's my honest question for this community: For those who've built game ... ... watching an agent finally navigate toward the player after 2 hours of failing. Felt like teaching a Roomba to have emotions. Kickstarter link if curious: https://www.kickstarter.com/proj... Happy to answer questions, argue about whether behavior trees

... months as you demonstrate knowledge. Incorrect answers drop questions back to Learning for reinforcement. Other Bug Fixes & Enhancements Apart from the focus on Quiz 2.0, there were a couple of bug fixes and UI/UX improvements: iPad tag tree issues: Fixed various issues with the tag tree

... ready for a big update and a sneak peek of what's to come! We packed a lot into this release, all focused on making your Recall experience smoother and more intuitive. Improved Organization with tag tree improvements: If you've been frustrated with the lack of flexibility and customization of your tag tree

... very interesting, I have applied for Spring of 2026 and I think my startup fits in the AI Guidance for Physical Work category. I'm working on an AI tool to intended to help you take steps to improve tree health, and keep track of tree

... last project, I worked with a bunch of freelancers and the #1 headache they had was just dealing with the clients. Clients dont know what they want and they all turn into scope creeps lol. I thought maybe decision tree style flow charts would work better than written scope of work docs, which clients dont actually read. Im in early stages but Im making decent process. its a small problem, probably wont get rich from solving it, but Im having ... ... Theres other flow chart builders out there, but Im pretty good with UX and excited to see where this goes regardless. And in preview mode, the client can see a basic form version of the tree

... living documentation that actually understands your code. But before I can build that, I need to understand something much deeper how code itself works under the hood. So today I spent the entire day diving into ASTs (Abstract Syntax Trees) and Babel, trying to understand how code becomes code. At first, it seemed simple: You give Babel some JavaScript it parses it transforms it spits it back out. But once you look inside, it s chaos. Organised chaos. Each function ... ... variable, and operator becomes a node in a giant tree

... everyone, We're excited to share that Treebytree is launching on Product Hunt on Sept 23! Treebytree

... corporation it can be a fun community project that can grow with users. I just really dislike how modern platforms feel so disconnected so I think it would be fun to create something new :) Introducing Prompt TreeHouse, a social space for creativity that is now in open beta. It is a place where you can post art, music, writing, or AI creations, scroll through what others are making, reply, connect, and build your profile. There are no algorithms ... ... text, music, and prompts, and works smoothly on mobile. It is still early and a lot will change, but it is already something you can use, explore, and give feedback on. If you want to check it out, Prompt TreeHouse

... agentic coding at Warp, but we also recognize that even the best agents need some human guidance. We just launched a suite of new features to help you closely iterate with agents code review panel, file editor, file tree, slash commands, WARP.md (or use your existing agent.md file). AMA about what the future of development looks like, why we prioritized this set of features, how Warp is evolving, and what comes next. - Aloke Comment from Syarif Ayaturahman(@syarif_ayaturahman ... ... lean less on other tools over time. Keep up the great work! Comment from Cameron Smith(@cameronraysmith): Do you have plans to make session sharing fully functional on mobile (+/- native apps, +/- inclusion of chat sessions vs

... that s exactly what the new Trickle 2.0 lets you do and I m honestly thrilled about it. Visualized version management is here! We are introducing  visual version management , where every change becomes part of a visible timeline tree. You can: See how your ideas evolved Restore any version anytime Track your working draft vs

... better place? Feel free to share them! (Bonus points for those projects that save lives, and you personally know the founders.) Here are a few of my picks: Ecosia A search engine that uses its ad revenue to plant trees. Olio A food-sharing app that connects neighbours and local businesses to prevent food waste. Too Good To Go An app that helps reduce food waste by letting users buy unsold food from restaurants, bakeries, and shops at a lower ... ... World Food Programme app where you can donate meals with one tap. Comment from Puneet Sadhwani(@puneet_sadhwani): I d love to share GreenSwitch ! It s a free Chrome extension that helps people easily discover eco-friendly alternatives

... Dear Community! We are excited to announce the Beta launch of Faktcheck Tree of Knowledge, a revolutionary fact-checking extension that integrates blockchain technology to bring transparency and trust to the information we consume online. About Faktcheck Tree

... main idea behind it is to give individuals an opportunity to gradually build a tangible, positive environmental impact by joining forest restoration at scale, and to make it as easy and convenient as possible while addressing downsides of existing tree planting and voluntary carbon offset initiatives. I've managed to get a small grant to formally register a company, and create a simple website and web application. I ve also already got a few municipalities interested in partnering, pledging ... ... land for over 10 million trees

... together. Prompting Tips That Actually Work Be spatially specific. Use keywords like "left", "right", "centered", "aligned to bottom", "spaced evenly" to help the model place elements correctly. Mention device behavior. If it should behave differently on mobile vs desktop, say so. Ex: "stacks on mobile, grid on desktop". Use visual vocabulary. Mention familiar UI terms like "modal", "toast", "card", "hero section", or "split view" to tap into known design structures. Give UX intent. Add the why: "Add white space ... ... want to avoid scrollbars, animations, shadows, etc., say so. Don t forget empty states. Great design considers what happens when nothing is there say "show a placeholder when list is empty". Test prompt variants. Swap words like "tile" vs