I ve been testing a few coupon extensions lately, and I m looking for a good Honey alternative.
I used @Honey for a while, but after watching the Megalag videos about them and seeing all the controversy around how they operate, it seems like a lot of people are boycotting or moving away from Honey now. That made me want to look at other options too.
What coupon extensions are actually worth using in 2026? Ideally something that:
Mostly early startup faces problems relating to trust issues especially the ones that just started and yet to land on its first client. How such startups can get its first client? Is there any recommendations on how to approach the client or where to find the potential clients. I run a GTM studio and it is very hard to get a first client. Is there something im missing or is it usually like this?
The news dropped yesterday: OpenAI is shutting down Sora, their AI video app, six months after launch. The Disney $1B deal is off, and the API is going away, too.
The arc is fascinating if you zoom out. The app launched in September 2025, hit the top of the App Store within a day, and reached 1M downloads faster than ChatGPT did. By January, downloads had dropped 45%, and the whole thing had made roughly $2.1M in in-app purchases over its lifetime.
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On Twitter / X, @rrhoover asked: "What's a problem you would pay to have solved?" https://x.com/rrhoover/status/17... I'd also like to know (out of curiosity), but would love to also have this discussion here.
We're all seeing AI transform industries, but are we looking deep enough? I've been thinking about applying first-principle thinking to identify areas truly ripe for AI disruption going beyond automating existing tasks to fundamentally reimagining solutions.
Instead of asking 'How can AI make X better?', what if we ask:
What is the core human need X is trying to solve?
What are the fundamental limitations of current solutions, pre-AI?
If we were to solve this need from scratch today, with current AI capabilities (LLMs, generative models, etc.) as a core building block, what would it look like?
We always hear about the big, popular productivity tools but I m more interested in the quiet game-changers. The tools that aren t in every headline but made a huge difference in how you work or build.
We just shipped this in Basedash and my honest first reaction when we scoped the feature was no way, absolutely not. I've spent 6 years building tools that touch production data, and the whole time the rule was that humans click the buttons.
But we did it anyway, and the process of getting comfortable with it changed my mind about where the risk actually lives.
With Disney + being released this coming week, it's becoming harder and harder to only have one subscription for premium entertainment. Share in the comments down below, which services you use and why!
