Andrey Plakhov

This looks amazing!

I feel awkward praising this product ("why are you so interested in it?"), but if it flies, it seems really promising as a business. The potential for strong advertising integrations is huge, the potential audience is also huge. Good idea!

Ok, this is so simple that it borders genius. In the future the creators will be tempted to add features, complicating the product. Please please don't give in! The world doesn't need another swiss knife; the world really needs simple, but working things like this.

There are two questions to ask any aspiring dating platform: 1) How does your platform attract girls? Without going into unnecessary details, online dating experience differs a lot for boys and girls, and the second audience is key to success. 2) How do you solve a chicken-n-egg problem? Who are your first 1000 users and why they are with you?

So it's SEO for Amazon, right? I've always wondered why SEO almost always means "SEO for Google only". Looks interesting!

Wait what? Microsoft themselves on ProductHunt? Upvoted just because of that =) And also because I believe that Microsoft can reliably deliver good products, not only dream of them, which is very nice in current AI hype

I'll never stop upvoting nocode tools like this. I hope someone will finally make a solution that really works, and become a multi-unicorn. Maybe that's you!

The current product offer is aimed 100% at employers. Perhaps this is my bias as a person with a developer background, but it seems to me that success will depend on the second part of the proposal as well, the proposal for engineers, which still looks hidden. Why will talented developers come to your platform specifically? I think it's worth communicating it!

That's cool! In principle, I know about these techniques, but I definitely don't have enough time and energy to implement them independently. Starting a test campaign...

A humble suggestion: "do something useful with GPT3" reads very 2021. It may still be an insanely good technology, but it's not a good slogan.

So... It's basically Leetcode for frontend (with some nice additional features)? I'm not aware how frontenders prepare for technical interviews rn; do they grind Leetcode as everyone else? If so, do you plan to compete directly or to be a complementing tool?

This looks like a potentially useful tool and a proper use of AI in a product. At first I had doubts - with what accuracy will AI understand specific job requirements? Then I realized that it was enough for it to do so not much worse than a typical junior recruiter. And frankly speaking, this is not such a high bar.

In 20 years of my career I tried many fancy instruments and techniques, but eventually came to an observation that nothing beats a plain old text list in Notepad++. Maybe it's just me.

Simple and useful thing. Looks interesting!

After several queries, it seems to work, so upvoted. ) It doesn't understand navigational search that well (e.g. "what's the website of the New York Times?") or media searches ("give me an image of a pink crocodile"). but other than that it seems solid. I wonder what's the difference with other nu-search engines based on large neural networks.

Simple, seems useful, clean interface, solves a problem that isn't imaginary! The market looks a little "reddish ocean" though...

The success of such a product will ultimately depend on the content of the texts created by AI. Content useful to professionals will find its way regardless of packaging - as a chatbot, as a web service, as a plugin for Slack or Teams, etc. etc. So the really interesting question is how to ensure the quality of these very AI team mates.