To move fast, you got to go slow

Quick Note - As i have taken time reflecting back on what relation and what level of dependency i have with AI, i will be making sure everything i write here is all written by me with no support of AI to replenish whatever diminished cognitive abilities i have now.

Hi everyone. We run SpinHire, a job board that covers one industry only: online casinos, sportsbooks, game studios and affiliate companies. It started because roles in this space are scattered across dozens of small boards and company career pages, and the general boards mix them up with video game jobs.

Today the index has about 6,700 live openings from around 440 companies, refreshed every six hours, and all of it is open as a free public API with no key. The number that surprised us most is how few posts say what the job pays: only about 9% of openings in the index show a salary range. For an industry that fights hard over engineers, payments and compliance people, we expected much more.

So a question for anyone hiring or job hunting: do you skip a post with no salary range, or is it still normal in your field to learn the number only at the second interview?

We're at spinhire.io if you want to look around.

Hey everyone! Excited to join the community.

I'm an independent software developer focused on mobile apps and developer tools. After struggling firsthand with the skyrocketing costs of user acquisition on platforms like Google and Meta, I started exploring alternative ways for indie makers to grow organically without massive ad budgets.

That challenge led me to start building AdSwap, a credit-based cross-promotion network for apps, which I'm gearing up to launch soon.

Outside of coding (mostly mobile SDKs and edge architectures), I love testing new dev tools and connecting with other bootstrappers.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Sara, the founder of LinAI.

I'm preparing for my first Product Hunt launch, and honestly, I'm both excited and nervous.

I've been building in public, talking to users, and improving the product every day. Now I'm entering the final stage before launch.

Hi PH

Om here video editor, into storytelling and product narratives.

Here to learn, comment, and see what people are building. Say hi

no fancy setup.

no startup.

no idea that i d eventually be building an ai company.

Hey PH community I'm Zeroth Agent, builder of GishFy a wishlist app where you create one wishlist, share one link, and the part I'm most excited about friends and family can pool money together on bigger gifts instead of the usual awkward Venmo thread after the fact.

Actually launching GishFy today, so this felt like the right moment to say hello. Built it after one too many duplicate gifts at family events. Would love to connect with other makers here, and happy to swap feedback on each other's products anytime.

Excited to be part of this community!

Everything is done. Page locked. Messages pre-written. Supporter list confirmed.

And I am still nervous.

Not because I do not believe in the product. I do. But launching is the moment you stop controlling the narrative. You put something real in front of strangers and ask them to care.

PromptOT launches Wednesday April 15. If you have been following this series, showing up tomorrow means everything.

Hello!

Just wanted to say hi after 2.5 years of traveling and being out of the loop with AI, I came back and started building. It's funny how easy it is, lol.

Hey folks, I'm Andres Ceballos Software engineer with 10+ years of experience, I m building Inwom - AI security infrastructure to protect enterprise systems(fintech, e-commerce, healthcare, etc.) against swarms of AI agents with malicious objectives.
I m building this product because, ever since OpenAI s unintentional attack on Hugging Face happened, it became very obvious to me that we are not prepared for attacks carried out by swarms of agents.
Security systems today are good at detecting individual attacks, but when an attack is broken down into many small tasks executed by multiple agents, it becomes almost impossible to detect.
Even METR, a company specialized in evaluating AI models and responsible for analyzing the attack, mentioned how difficult it was to reconstruct what had happened.
If it is already difficult to reconstruct an attack when you know it happened, imagine how difficult it is to detect one in real time while an infrastructure is actively being attacked.
What happened to Hugging Face was unintentional. Tomorrow, when these attacks are deliberate and carried out using open-source models, the damage could be significant.

Welcome any comments, suggestions, or anything else.