... wouldn t work, or even laughed at me. That made trying something of my own even harder. And it was difficult to change my mindset. I never really found common ground with my family on this topic. Instead, I found communities of people who were more business-oriented and surrounded myself with them. How about you? Did you grow up in an entrepreneurial environment? Do you talk to your family about business and get their support? Or, if you have ... ... hard even to make a business here in Romania, they charge 42-47% of salary and somewhere around 30% for businesses. The gouverment here is a b. :) But I feel like the project I'm building right now would eventually

... sounds harsh, like stopping when it is "late" :D Comment from Hisashi Space(@hisashispace): Honestly, I work pretty much whenever I'm awake lol. The one thing I don't move is family. I never miss my daughters' school events, and I shape my own schedule around them. When I'm tired, I just sleep. I tend not to move enough, so I use a standing desk and a stepper, and I've got a road bike for cycling ... ... much healthier about work now than when I worked in enterprise. Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @byalexai  Okay, but how many hours per day you approximately spend on work? :) Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Great topic

... data engineering, AI, programming and all the other directions a tech career can take? Something designed from the beginning around the idea that sometimes five minutes is all you have . That idea eventually became SysSnack . What I'm trying to build with SysSnack SysSnack takes technical topics

... boring but bring real customers. And some make you feel productive while generating almost nothing. So I m curious: What marketing channel has worked best for your B2B product? Was it cold outreach, content, SEO, partnerships, communities, paid ads, events, Product Hunt, or something else? And what channel turned out to be a waste of time? Comment from Moss Ab Mirande-Ney(@moss_ab_mirande_ney): @bhavikvchavda  outbound gang hehe :) Email or LinkedIn? Comment from Moss Ab Mirande ... ... that's crazy! How many comments a day do you do? Comment from Do Hyeon Kim(@znu): Honestly, the conversations in the comments have been more useful for me than simply publishing more posts. They show pretty quickly which topics

... business. That led us to focus much more heavily on persistent brand context not just prompts. Things like: how the brand speaks what topics it should talk about what it should never say recurring content themes offers and CTAs visual direction the type of audience it's speaking to That's one of the ideas that eventually

... they are being published now (2026). I thought I'd learn about the history of ML from podcasts that covered it  as it happened , kinda simulating the experience of living through the events, in chronological order, since 2015. I found some great ones (TWIML, Linear Digressions, ...) & did the math! Man, it'd take a decade to cover all of them (even at 2X). But no matter what, I thought this could be the only way that works ... ... started compacting Linear Digressions podcast (10 to 1) & listening to it already). I'm going to add other features like translation / augmentation (e.g. embeded eli5), searching through podcasts so I can listen to the topic

... continuation of the trace, not the end of it. When a handler's real "sink" is a publish, an enqueue, or an outbound call, we resolve the other side the same way we resolve routes: an event type / topic

... That's what the platform is best known for. BUT I think Product Hunt offers far more opportunities than just launch day. If you approach it strategically, it can become an ongoing marketing channel rather than a one-day event. This is roughly how I use it: Talk about the product before launch through discussions, comments, and threads to build awareness naturally. Meet people through discussions and invite interested members (or potential users) to test the product, share feedback ... ... besides launching)? Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jacqueline_v_twillie  you are welcome! :) I recommend searching more about PH within discussions. I outlined many topics

... hundreds of prompts. When I finally bought a cheap VPS and tried to deploy it, I was hit with endless 502 Bad Gateway errors. I didn't sleep until 4 AM trying to fix basic auth issues. I eventually gave up, but it forced me to actually understand how Docker and servers work under the hood. Phase 2: Coding in the Dark (Late 2025) I live in Ukraine. In late 2025, we had brutal 8-hour blackouts . I had exactly ... ... build a place where people actually stay . So, I took the deep discussions of Reddit, the real-time feed of X/Twitter, the aesthetic of early Discord, and the gamification of Steam. I removed the toxic algorithmic feeds and built topic

... real deep work needs the right environment and my desk Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @adana  I usually need to come up before, so they are MEMEs, and evergreen topics about getting more engagement and impressions. My rule is to make 50/50 text posts and image posts, so it is bearable + I prepare the 1st comment :) Comment from Rosie Bell(@thebeachbell): @adana Some people seem to be able to manage, but as a writer, I need deep concentration ... ... thanks for your response. Oh, it s home office all the way for me. I only go to a coworking space when I am in a new place and want to tap into the community there and join events

... know there s a p/introduce-yourself topic here on PH, but honestly, it s hard to meet everyone there. So let s do it here. Who are you? What are you working on? What are you addicted to? And why are you here on Product Hunt? I ll start with myself =) I m Adana, 36 yo. Scenographer by diploma. 12+ years in animation production, mostly as a production manager. Along the way, I co-founded RunEvr - Agentic project management environment ... ... supposed to be an accountant. According to university, I was supposed to be a marketer.  I am. Used to be a yoga instructor. Currently working in marketing different projects (social media for real estate, for a theatre event

... price of entry, whatever the advice says. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @timoteolapa  What's the method you use to get users on X? I can't quite understand it. Are there any dedicated topics or groups? I'm not familiar with how it works. Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @tmaleh_  Do you follow founders, or are there specific groups where the discussions happen? Comment from Adana Marukhyan(@adana): @ashish_kumar_yadav3 ... ... full "knowledge workspace" for teams, freelancer and anybody who wants productivity in working. You can store docs, summarize meetings, and chat with your data to find answers fast. We re launching this core version next week, and eventually

... become a new direction. So I keep coming back to one principle: The real value is not in moving fast. It is in staying flexible enough to learn, patient enough to continue, and consistent enough for experience to compound. Eventually, that accumulated experience can become knowledge, relationships, products, and real opportunities. Maybe that is the part of Personal Branding that cannot be purchased: You can buy visibility. You can buy tools. But you have to live the journey to build ... ... would have no meaningful benefit then charge to recoup for opportunity cost. This means the value of time spent, ie.e the value lost by those hours not going into personal brand growth. Comment from Aleksandar Blazhev(@byalexai): Nice topic

... data... but not much better at understanding myself. That question eventually turned into Somyn, an AI-powered reflection platform built around curiosity instead of judgment. I'm launching on Product Hunt on Wednesday this week this week, but more importantly, I'm excited to become part of this community. I love talking about AI, behavioral science, product design, and the future of digital health, so if any of those topics

... Block, Netflix, and Hot Topic (Fifteen-year-old me would have flipped knowing one day I would lead HR operations there!). The through-line in all of that is systems: making messy human processes legible and less painful. Which, it turns out, is also what I've been doing nights and weekends for the past few months...just pointed at concerts and games instead of hiring. I've been to hundreds of concerts and sporting events

... entrepreneurs continue to seek out opportunities to create new prediction market platforms. What is Polymarket? Polymarket is a decentralized prediction market platform where users forecast the outcomes of real-world events. Built on blockchain technology, it allows participants to trade shares based on their predictions across topics

... from AI builders who want to make their own apps safer before they reach production? Comment from Zeeshan Akhtar(@zeeshan_akhtar1): Build an AI Search visibility tool that doesn't backlog SEO. Provides tracking, actionable ideas to improve it, topic discovery, AEO/GEO audit, content generation and more. Sharing it here- https://www.serplock.com Comment from Demetrio Koro(@aktivist): siOsi upload one selfie and it reads your 12-season color type, undertone, gold vs silver, and which hair colors suit you, then ... ... want to organize memorable events

... what a genuinely pre-built audience would have produced. Everything else on your list is table stakes the product not breaking, having a real page but the audience piece is the one that determines whether launch day is an event or just... Tuesday. If I did it again, I'd spend the 4-6 weeks before building the follower base on the page itself, not just assume the product being ready was enough. Comment from Roopesh Donde(@roopesh_donde): @busmark ... ... that you are letting us know and warming up the audience. Feel free to reach out during the launch day! :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @garciafrey  Gonna check! :) Comment from Raphael C.Sena(@raphael_c_sena): Slightly off topic

... Take at least one real offline reset in nature   Move my body at least 5 times per week Keep supporting my own nervous system, not only talking about regulation professionally Attend at least 3 cultural or community events this summer Make more space for depth and creativity, because that is where my best ideas usually come from So for me, Q3 is about launching, listening, becoming more visible, and staying regulated enough to build from a clear place ... ... doing everything in bursts, you can run out of energy very soon. Wishing you GL! :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @marie_saxon  How long have you been building MettaShift? It sounds like a very comprehensive project (the topic

... were important. I d rather launch with something clear and usable, then improve fast based on real feedback, than spend months polishing assumptions. Comment from Jaemin Song(@jaemin_song): The mistake I see most: treating launch as a traffic event instead of a feedback system. Before launch I d write down 3 buckets: - where first users get stuck - which objection repeats in comments/reviews - which promise or copy line people repeat back Without that, you can get attention and still learn ... ... Sourav Dey(@souvenger): may be rescheduling my launch again and again Comment from Marie Saxon(@marie_saxon): I m about to launch my new product an app for nervous system support for neurodivergent people so thank you for this topic

... humans are not involved anymore, what does this mean for the industry in the future?" asked Professor Thomas Reutterer, who led the research . The answer is not encouraging. When AI models train on AI-generated content, they eventually collapse. Not hallucination. Full degradation. After several generations, the output becomes nonsense . Humans are not just a nice addition. They are the only thing preventing the web from eating itself. AI agents already outnumber human visitors Here is the number that should ... ... strategist not someone relying on automation tools to do the thinking" . The dual-engine model Search is not abandoning SEO for GEO. It is adding a layer. The source layer (SEO) is the traditional backbone. Site architecture, structured data, topical

... regulatory path made it years from viable. Walking away when it wasn't failing was brutal. Taught me traction and viability are two very different things. Comment from Arnold Oshenye(@oshylabs): For me it is not one event, it is structural: being the only person in the company. I build a multi product portfolio alongside a full time job, so the scarce resource is never money or even time, it is judgement under fatigue. No second person catches ... ... anything from the ground up, I would just follow tutorial after tutorial, and it felt like I wasn't really getting anywhere. After watching quite a few, I started building from scratch and doing my own research on various topics

... visible to AI," it's "I have no idea, and neither does anyone else, until they run this." Comment from Kevin Short(@kevin_short3): Eliminating an unlimited feed on a social media, and focusing social media around the topics you have selected as interested in, rather than what the algorithm has chosen due to it capturing you watching random stuff all the time, and continuously feeding you more. @Weavefeed pushes a more beneficial way to use social media, that encourages ... ... srinivasan): Does it reduce the steps and make it easier to solve a problem than the existing tools that already solve the problem? - is my first thought. Lesser steps, same output - saves time, gets my job done quick, and eventually

... blind retries, infinite looping, sub agent wastage, etc. is all real and it still needs human in the loop. We've experienced this first hand. Maybe if you have unlimited token budgets, you can get away with it, but eventually your CFOs gonna start asking for ROI on token spend. Firing engineers you pay $150K for and then spending $200K in tokens to do the same work in a way that is reliable, consistent, and PRD ready is the problem ... ... which isn't bad, it's often genuinely useful. But calling it an agent sets expectations that lead to disappointed users when it can't chain tasks without hand-holding. Comment from Daniel Nwankwo(@daniel_nwankwo): A very important topic

... became especially interesting to me after all these conversations. Thank you for bringing up this topic :) Comment from Thami Benjelloun(@thamibenjelloun): Funny enough, mailwarm.com wasn t even the product we originally wanted to build. Back at Station F in Paris, every startup around was struggling with cold email deliverability and trying to get clients through email outreach. People kept asking us for help, and eventually