The question is whether users know they can search like this. We've been conditioned to do basic keyword-like searches for years

is there anyone like me left still doing shitty CSS hacks to get something looking right? or are people just prompting themselves to death on the small stuff?

To do lists Habit trackers Link shorteners AI avatar generators What else?

Chat is this true? GPT-5 won't be a public facing name? Sounds bullshit

Roses are red Entropy’s unescapable Order decays

I made a pong game where you play by closing and opening your MacBook lid lol

Launch Igniter by Maulik Dhameliya is a nice new product hunt/startup directory. Very easy and the Maulik even helped fix a silly bug I had in TeamGreet. Nice guy 🙏🏼

i don't know who needs to hear this but you're never gonna read all those tabs you have open

how is trustpilot, with a marketcap of nearly a billion, sending out review requests (their only product) in times new roman text?

AGI is not close

very much enjoying sonnet 4.5's casual blasphemy

Just used PeerPush | Product Directory for TeamGreet. Not sure who runs it so can't tag them but it's a very nice, clean directory. Let's see what comes of it

Just testing something

I'd just like to join in the (deserved) Hetzner circle jerk this week by saying this new project is hosted there

had a couple of DMs and comments on Reddit about the speed of this thing (ie v.quick pages). Its all server side rendered, basic VPS, sqlite. @levelsio's sites are the same idea. You really can have a quick site simply by avoiding the things that make it slow in the first place

well well well