Not all conciousness-gaining moments are super climatic
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Not all conciousness-gaining moments are super climatic
According to those gurus and ai, "Product Hunt has the exact target user you're looking for". Wrong. People browsing on launch platforms are so crammed with information, that makes it hard for your particular app to gain much users for 2 reasons:
1. Not everyone is here to buy. Most people are there to launch their own stuff. So the high-quality people turns into low-quality traffic.
2. There are just so many products that only 1-2 products that Product Hunters see will ever be bought by them.
That's the cold reality I've realized...
So, I'm starting to see it more as a method of gaining credibility. That's why the badges matter so much now.
Runs pretty well with Ollama on the Qwen models. It seems like Qwen has done a great job with speed.
Solid idea, I would lowkey use it.
We know that Solids CANNOT be compressed. So what's actually being folded is the air gaps.
Which is why you can't easily fold a piece of tungsten. It has less air gaps.
This only just shows how strong Mythos/Fable will be, once released to the public.
I'm guessing about 0.5 year till public.
But the "ai email app" that should've saved time for them, ends up making the user their own assistant.
So I build https://dirac.app , a decision-based, ai-native email app.
This will be the Next Superhuman, and it's launching tomorrow on ProductHunt.
So, how to make product good? :)
- We don't need that many steps in the how-to-use popups. Just the 4 steps in the beginning is plenty (more is overwhelming)
- Maybe add some images related to my trip and make the site look less "daunting"
- Add an ai chatbox so I can ask an ai agent for it to directly edit my trip plans
Hope this helps :)
I mean... Wispr flow is still great tho
What does the ai generate as in "creatives"? Is it ai-generated media, or just ai-directed?
The problem we kept hitting: Sitting down to code at 9pm, spending 15 minutes checking: - GitHub (what got pushed?) - Gmail (any user issues?) - Discord (team updates?) - Analytics (signups, errors, metrics) - Trying to remember what I was working on
Then finally starting to code at 9:15pm with 45 minutes left.
So we built Dirac. One command pulls from your connected services and gives you a plain-text summary of what happened since you last checked.
*Tech details:* - local-hosted widget - OAuth integrations with GitHub, Gmail, Discord - Local caching for speed - Written in python + electron - Currently pulls: commits, PR comments, emails matching filters, team messages, basic metrics
*Current limitations (being honest):* - Only works for solo/small teams (not enterprise-scale) - Summary quality varies (working on better filtering) - Setup takes ~5 minutes (too long) - No mobile app yet
*Why we're launching at 80%:* This is our third pivot. First tried building a general AI agent (too hard). Then task automation (no market). Now solving our own problem. We needed to validate before spending 3 more months building.
Launched on Product Hunt today (currently #18). Learning that launching is more about conversation than ranking.
For HN: What am I missing technically? What would make this actually useful vs. just another aggregator?
Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fa5ddZ1achg
Open to technical critique—that's why we're here.