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Opposite of me being someone who translates, I interact with this particular AI in Japanese and everything that is kept also goes in Japanese, i.e., my major rules file with more than a hundred incident notes explaining the basis or reasoning of each rule in general, also, memory notes. I reserve English only for the things that are to be English, such as a forum post or an article in English written by me. It is funny thing though that, with this AI, it tends to speak English quite often with me after long sessions that I was immersed in English documentation. In order to stop it from happening, now, for instance, I set up a trigger where every time this AI answers me in a language which is not Japanese, it will rewrite the English part.

I tell everyone to ship earlier. I say it in comments, I say it to friends, I believe it. And I've been sitting on a landing page rewrite for three weeks because it's not "ready."

The advice is good. The problem is that giving advice and taking it are two completely different activities, and the first one is much cheaper. I suspect this is universal and nobody admits it.

So: what's advice you genuinely believe, that you give freely, and that you routinely ignore in your own work? And the harder follow-up: is it actually good advice that you're failing to follow, or is it advice that sounds good but doesn't survive contact with your actual situation?

I'm asking because I want to know if "ship earlier" is advice I should keep giving, or advice I should stop giving because I can't even follow it myself.

I dont know why when i am comment and engagement , my commentes got hiddent even though i dont use any automation ai i just want to participate and learn help on that

i tried to mail product hunt team got reply but still same issue how this algo work ? how they classify which is genuine comment and which is not

Netfox 0.25.0 is out - https://youtu.be/6B3Se8eDzNY

This one is about feel: the numbers now arrive instead of just appearing

Not a pity post I've recovered and I'm launching again in six weeks. But I want to write down the post-mortem while it's still fresh, because I made three mistakes that I now see everywhere in other people's launches.

Mistake one: I treated the launch as the marketing, not a moment in an existing marketing motion. I had no list, no audience, no warm network on PH. 63 upvotes was basically my friends plus luck.

Mistake two: my tagline described the category ("AI-powered project management") instead of a result. Nobody clicks a category.

Mistake three: I launched on a Tuesday because "Tuesday sounds good." I had no idea what else was launching that day. Two well-known companies launched the same day and I was invisible.

Sometimes it takes 30 seconds.

Sometimes 5 10 minutes.

You ve already checked Slack, replied to emails, reviewed your tasks

I m trying to grow on X right now. I am still at the beginning, and I really want to know what actually worked for people here.

For those who managed to grow on X, what worked for you?

There are a million books on how to become successful and what entrepreneurs do/don't do, and it's kind of attributed to that. Whether it's waking up early, meditating, or other practices.

But what do you think makes them where they are?

We ve added an important new feature! You can now set the zoom focus point to anywhere you want, which should solve any issues you were having with zooming!

Check out the short video in the features section on our website: https://screencursor.com/#features

Everyone launching for the @producthunt @OpenAI , let s try something fun:
Send to GTP-6 Astra:

1. The Product Hunt cat

We just shipped a new way to get transcripts from any YouTube video

Simply replace youtube.com with getyoutubetext.com and you'll get the transcript.

Very excited that folks responded so well to the initial Product Hunt Launch of ZeroClick. We got #9 on Wednesday without any paid marketing! We've got some exciting things to launch in the near future as well, so hopefully folks will, as they say, 'stay tuned.' ;P

I'd been putting this off for eight months. Every time I opened the pricing page I closed it again. Last month I finally did it 40% across all plans, grandfathered existing users for 60 days, and sent a plain-text email to 312 customers.

Zero churned. Three replied thanking me. One asked why I hadn't done it sooner.

The email wasn't clever. It was four paragraphs: what's changing, when, why (I was honest support load had tripled), and what stays the same. No "exciting news" language, no discount code to soften it.

I'm posting because I see a lot of "should I raise prices" threads and almost no "here's what actually happened" threads. So: what actually happened, with numbers.

Hello everyone!

This release is all about bringing your read-it-later URLs to life by getting your content into Recall. You can now import reading lists straight from a CSV, watch exactly what succeeds or needs attention, and jump right to your new cards. We have also released a new flow so you can save your chat outputs to either one new card or any existing card, improved the images for EPUB and social saves, and squashed a wide range of bugs across saving, sync, and mobile.

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Getting a let s keep in touch from investors can keep you waiting for months. Accelerators are different. You apply, and eventually you get a clear Yes or No.

So here s a simple way to start applying without spending hours rewriting the same answers:
1. Go to ApplySeed
2. Find programs you qualify for !!

Would love your support and feedback !!

As I am very close to release the mobile version of my Jottoo app on Apple and Google platforms, I am keen to do a stress test and capture your feedback about the apps and what to improve.

What you'd do (about 30 minutes over a week):

• Record a meeting, upload an audio file, and type a quick note

• Check that the summary and tasks with deadlines look right

• Tell me what felt confusing, slow, or broken

• Rate the app with your honest feedback

Changes:

- Improved design of the Dashboard page;

- Tagged: added sidebar for easier tag management;

- Tagged: added action toolbar for better filtering and preview;

@Mastra launched an open-source, configurable software factory this month. Ranked #1 Product of the Day and #1 Product of the Week, the community loved it.

To keep the conversation going, @bookercodes and @suhdudeitsabhi are hosting a workshop this Thursday, September 17, at 4 PM UTC / 9 AM PST.

AI can produce a strong first landing-page draft. The final step should not be a risky full-page regeneration just because one headline or CTA needs work.

HtmlDrag lets you load the existing HTML, mark the exact DOM nodes that may change, keep the rest of the page protected, and work in smaller refinement passes. Then move to the visual editor for tables, links, locking, cleanup, versioning, and clean HTML export.

I ve been experimenting with something new at Kanverse.

A real-world message can enter Roblox, reach an avatar, and actions inside the virtual world can be verified and reported back outside.

It s still an early prototype the avatar is player-controlled for now but the next step is autonomous interaction.

I posted a short video showing the experiment here:

7 months ago I was at the airport in Nice waiting for a friend, in the very first months of building Entervio.

Still figuring things out, I posted on Reddit asking about French incubators, investment options and residency permits.

Amine Benjelloun left a comment that stuck with me. At that stage, don't waste time chasing investors, apply to accelerator programs like YC or EF instead. Programs that actually give you a clear YES or NO.

We're relaunching omadesign on Product Hunt tomorrow, Saturday Sep 26, at 12:01 AM PT.

Since last Friday's launch we've shipped 0.5.1 through 0.5.9: Lua plugins, cloud sharing and review, responsive layouts with prototypes and HTML export, chroma key plus 30 raster filters and effects, editable gradients and compound paths, a screen-wide eyedropper, and a pile of bug fixes. I'm shipping new features daily, and 0.6.0 is right behind it.

We just shipped the Inbox.

The Inbox is one place for localization work that needs a human.

AI can generate a useful landing page in seconds, but real-world revisions are rarely finished in one prompt. Regenerating the whole page for a small update destroys previous styling tweaks, hallucinated CSS classes creep in, and teams face review fatigue.

HtmlDrag provides a deterministic iterative refinement loop: load existing HTML as an immutable baseline, scope AI edits strictly to target DOM subtrees, guard surrounding components, and verify DOM integrity before saving version checkpoints. When fine-tuning requires visual judgment, switch directly to the visual editor for component locking, tag cleanup, and clean HTML export.