Today’s the day—we’re live on Product Hunt! 😻
After two years of pushing hard every day, we’ve crafted something we’re so proud of. Now we need your support to reach the top!
Every upvote and bit of love would mean the world ❤️
At Daydream we use Axolo, and I've been really impressed! One of those nice tools probably built by a tiny company that should get shoutouts :)
https://t.co/axfUVWI1Zu
I'm launching Minty today on Producthunt, with Minty you can create a video from any text prompt.
It takes 2 minutes on average to create your first video. Check it out here:
https://t.co/FV2ttxeDi5
Say hello to GPT-4o, our new flagship model which can reason across audio, vision, and text in real time: https://t.co/MYHZB79UqN
Text and image input rolling out today in API and ChatGPT with voice and video in the coming weeks.
Products that resonate tend to violate traditional values of anglo society and founders (or their partners) will dismiss these directions very early in brainstorming process.
For example, let’s say you think of a disappearing photo app: the next thought might be “that shouldn’t exist, what do you have to hide, anyway?”
You should be extremely conscious of these biases, because sometimes you might reject something that people really want. Even if it is egregiously amoral, there is probably a derivative concept that is a net good.
For example, it would be awful to anonymously rate people on an app. In fact, I was rejected from YC for pitching this idea. But several years later, I modified the concept where you could only say positive things—which had immediate viral success.
There are plenty more unexplored areas that are regularly rejected: someone pitched me an app that showed how much money everyone had. My gut reaction was to reject it since that’s private and money is taboo to talk about. However, I quickly caught myself, realizing that in many Scandinavian countries, your tax returns are public — so maybe it could work.
I loved @dhh 's takes on "lifestyle business":
"People who call our style of business a lifestyle business, usually do so in a derogatory way. Because they have this concept in their head that unless you raise tens of millions, you can have no impact on a broad scale"
@chnsydney had the opportunity to talk with @dhh for an hour yesterday, they talked about what it is to be a CTO, the benefits of having a small team and many more things! Watch the replay here https://t.co/5Hx9hXwNr4