The more information and ads we re exposed to, the more resistant we become.

(It s literally impossible to absorb everything, so our brains just filter most of it out.)

BUT there s always that one exception.

Over the past few days, I ve been following a heated discussion about how Marc Lou is selling parts of his body in some kind of simulation to promote products (ad placements in the form of virtual tattoos) and making a lot of money from it.

I swear, the whole thing has gone mainstream.

Since the start of the year, over 30 people have approached me about working together only a few actually paid.

The paying clients were straightforward: they booked, paid, and it was done.

The rest asked endless questions and wanted previews, and then disappeared out of nowhere.

I spend a lot of time around medical students (I am one), and lately I have watched classmates quietly build tiny apps for our year group a quiz from this week's lectures, flashcards, a tracker for clinical rotations. Small things, used by maybe 30 people.

A few things surprised me:

I feel like Product Hunt is getting that Reddit vibe when it comes to Forums.
After waking up, the new "formatting structure" surprised me.
There are 2 main changes:

1) New text editor for New thread

2) New text editor when contributing comments

Hey everyone,

As a first-time founder gearing up for my first launch, I found myself getting overwhelmed by all the moving parts. To keep my sanity, I started building out a super-detailed checklist.