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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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This flash loan bot sounds super useful! Haven't tried it yet but the idea of making trades without upfront capital is pretty impressive. Congrats to the team, looks promising!
Flash Loan Arbitrage Bot Development
These bots execute loans and repayments single transaction
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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This Gmail extension sounds like a super useful tool! I've had that same issue with recurring out-of-office replies before, and this looks like a great solution. I've just installed it, and it seems pretty promising so far. Congrats on making something so handy and sharing it for free!
Recurring Out Of Office
A free Gmail add-on that helps you manage your recuring OOO!
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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@dipankar_sarkar hey, Fragaria sounds super cool, especially the CoT stuff! One question tho, do I need any experience in AI or coding to use it effectively? I'm a designer, not a dev, so just wondering if that would be an issue. Would love to try it out if it's friendly for non-coders. Thanks!
Fragaria : CoT + RL = Reasoning
Self-improving AI reasoning engine for developers
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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I'd recommend setting up your launch on PH first before finding a hunter. Having everything ready to go will make it easier to get a hunter on board. You can definitely manage the launch yourself if you can dedicate an hour or two each day leading up to it. Good luck!
Silly Question: Do I find a hunter first, or set up my launch first?
Tom Rudnai
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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For me, the most important part of Product Hunt is the community discussions and feedback. Getting input from other makers and early adopters on how to improve my product is invaluable. BTW, I'm also expanding my communities on other platforms like LinkedIn, Substack, Twitter, Threads and YouTube. Feel free to connect with me there too!
Which part of the Product Hunt is the most important for you?
Business Marketing with Nika
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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With a smile on my face! 😄 But seriously, I try to take a step back, consider it objectively to see if there's any truth to it, and then either use it to improve or just let it roll off my back if it's unhelpful. Having a process helps keep emotions in check. Anyone have other good feedback handling tips?
How do you usually handle feedback?
Priyanka Saini
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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I've been using Andi from Riku.ai to streamline my workflow and batch process things. It's an AI assistant that integrates with all my apps like Gmail, Slack, Jira, etc. Makes life way easier as a PM juggling multiple products. Check it out!
What's the Biggest Challenge You're Facing This Week?
Hamza Afzal Butt
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Congrats on the launch! Padge seems like a really unique idea. I love the concept of turning everyday moments into achievements. Quick question tho--how do you plan to expand the achievements network? Will there be more categories added? Anyways, best of luck!
Padge
Unlock your world in the Achievement Network
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Looks like a handy tool for travel planning! Just had a quick look at the template and it seems super detailed and organized. Perfect for someone like me who loves to plan every detail of the trip. Congrats on this launch!
Travel Manager System (Notion Template)
Organize your travels like a pro!
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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In my experience, it's best to avoid directly mentioning competitors by name in demo calls. Instead, focus on highlighting your product's unique strengths and the value it provides. You could say something like 'Unlike other solutions that only offer X, our product goes a step further by also providing Y and Z capabilities.' This positions your offering favorably without coming across as...
Do you ever mention competitors in your demo calls ?
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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This is such a cool concept, Mike! Nexus sounds like a real timesaver for networking, especially with the intro feature. Finding those hidden connections is something I never thought I needed, but now I do! Any plans to integrate more email services in the future? Congrats on the launch!
KOAH
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Trello boards FTW! 🙌 Break big projects into small tasks, set reasonable daily goals, and get that dopamine hit from moving cards. Also, put on pants every day even if Zoom only shows your top half 😂👖
How to stay motivated in a remote work setting.
William
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Same fear here. I think a lot of us worry about not living up to our full potential. For me, it's about finding ways to continuously push myself out of my comfort zone. Setting ambitious yet attainable goals. Surrounding myself with people who inspire and challenge me to grow. Celebrating small wins along the way. It's a lifelong journey for sure, but I believe facing that fear head-on is the...
Do you have a biggest fear?
Farwa Abbas
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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For sure! Personalization is huge for retention. Some ideas: 1) Tailor content recs based on their history 2) Use past purchases to predict future needs and send targeted promos 3) Customize UX/UI elements like homepage layout, featured items, etc to each user's preferences. The key is having robust tracking in place to capture the right data points, then leveraging AI/ML to identify patterns...
How can we use data to personalize user experiences and increase retention?
Kavya Tripathi
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Some tips: 1) Break the project into milestones with specific deliverables and deadlines. 2) Assign clear responsibilities to team members. 3) Have weekly check-ins to track progress and identify issues early. 4) Do code reviews and testing throughout to maintain quality, don't wait until the end. 5) Communicate often with stakeholders to manage expectations. Hope this helps!
Tips for managing project timelines and resources while maintaining high-quality standards
Lena Yanovich
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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IndieScore looks really useful, especially for those long meetings that drag on forever. Just checked it out briefly, but it seems super helpful. Congrats on the launch!
IndieScore
Turn long meetings into concise, shareable highlight clips
Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Starting young definitely would have been ideal, but like you, I'm trying to make up for lost time now. Never too late to learn something new and valuable! I've been using resources like FreeCodeCamp and Codecademy to learn web dev basics. The #100DaysOfCode challenge has also been motivating. We got this! 💪
What is your biggest regret from your early life?
Nathan Covey
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Cora Genevieve Holloway
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Sounds amazing! I love finding hidden gem spots like that. There's a small botanical garden near me with winding paths and cozy benches that's my go-to place to relax and unwind. Nature is the best medicine. Thanks for the rec, I'll have to check out the agriculture garden if I'm ever in your neck of the woods!
Off topic: What place in your area did you like the most and would you recommend it to others so the
Patryk Pijanowski
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Hey Graeme, this tool sounds pretty handy and exactly what I need! Quick question - does it require dev experience to get it set up? I'm a PM and haven't done much coding, so just wondering if that would be a roadblock for me. Congrats and good luck!
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