Karl Wang

Maybe you don't feel the same way, but #11 is impressive, it means that you are really on to something that is useful for others. Keep up!

I feel that this is the direction AI will bring to games, not more games at lower cost, but a game for everybody, personally. BTW, are you planning to release more tech blogs?

cool idea, my question is, if your team continues to grow, how do you gurantee the quality of the work?

maybe just an easy summary for how active you are here

Congrats. My question is, personly, what's the biggest change that PH brought to you?

Stared the repo. I hope there are tech blogs somewhere to explain the mechanisms behind this project, for example the `Plot massive datasets without blowing up memory` feature. Overall nice project!

I think even Open ai can mess up a launch on those days :D

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I think it's because people come here with a purpose, usually centered around their product. I do want to see some deep dives though.

I have worked as software developer and data scientist before. Now I'm building a Notion integration that allows people to query Notion database using SQL. It's still work in progress, I hope I can finish the demo next week.

Not yet, but ideas are always welcome.

This is something I always wanted to see, could be Instagram of Meitu for voice.

Why do the differentiation? If what we do by engaging is to talk publicly, then the marginal effort of addtional viewers, whoever they are, will be zero?

I'm still new here. In the past few days, I shifted my attention from checking out product ideas to check out the forum. I think these are insteresting and relavent questions if you are building a product.

I really really love the design of the website, feels like a good book with a nice cover. Well done!

If anyone is thinking about this, HIRE me! :D

I'm new to product hunt or even product building, product hunt is where I explore and also share my thoughts, however immature that is. Meanwhile, my linkedin is rather static, and I don't do much there. Maybe I should :D

I wish I could focus on one. Currently my approach is to separate planning and execution. First I build a list with all major tasks I need to do. Then when actually doing it I make an ordered, detailed TODO list, and then tell myself to just work on the top one. The logic is to not think anything about the "future" or "evaluation" when doing things, and allocate separate time to do it. I'm...