Priyank Chodisetti

Looks great and I think it will be a fantastic tool! Congrats on such an incredible launch. In the past, I was at Coursera and if you figure out a way to integrate with some of the the existing ed-tech platforms, it would be fantastic!

Generally not stressed out. But taking my mind off work feels good. Recently playing games on my Steam Deck is helping me not think about work. Currently playing Red Dead Redemption II & Forza Horizon 5.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/priy... I'm currently in my 5th startup (3rd as a founder). Happy to help fellow builders in any way possible. Feel free to drop a note for any help.

We are building a no-code platform using which you can build AI apps/chatbots within minutes. Early feedback from users has been fantastic and we are launching on Product Hunt this Wednesday. Please check out the project here: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... We are lining up a free one-month subscription for our Product Hunt users. So please be on the lookout.

Given the power of GPT-4, translation using AI just completely makes sense. I think it removes a lot of manual effort. Good luck John1

Great product and launch! We are building an AI product and is there a way to make it to your list?

We are launching soon a no-code platform to build AI apps/chatbots in minutes. Here is our coming soon page: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Backstory: We started as a crypto data startup back in September 2023. By October, we realized no one is building dashboards on the data. We assumed that users don't have time or resources and thought making it easier would make users create more...

At a slightly later stage company where the PM hasn't been there from the beginning, understanding the existing product, problems, and customers is the biggest problem. I often see PMs jumping and proposing large features without even understanding what exists.

Understand internally what you are in this game for. Each of us is in entrepreneurship for very different reasons. Understanding them at the core will help us survive the storms we face along the way.

The mindset for a startup founder is to avoid failure as long as possible instead of trying to succeed :p

I have a bunch of Web3 project founders for whom Tiktok marketing worked great. I also heard that Youtube reels are an untapped market. Fewer marketers and less competition. Easy to pile on views and good conversions.

Congrats on the launch, Naveed! Mind maps is a tough problem and feels like this is headed in the right direction with all the hard work lifted by AI.

The Lean Startup by Eric Ries changed my outlook - https://theleanstartup.com/ And also constant reading of hacker news - of course, instead of blindly taking some random person's opinion, we should debate, argue and develop our own POVs.

For me, biggest learning over time is that building a community is very critical for validating a product. Without putting that in front of a relevant community, it doesn't matter how great the product is or how great the technology is. It's a skill I'm still learning and wish to master. Unfortunately there is no magic bullet to it.

Work never ends, but it's the day that ends. Being aware of that helps me to stop working after a certain point. And of course, having kids help. They provide the hard stop. Depending on the goals (sometimes daily goals or weekly goals or no goals), sometimes there is a push towards wrapping up certain things towards the end of the day. Otherwise, it's a casual chat with founders on our way out.

I'm curious what your thoughts are on offsetting carbon through decentralization - something like Celo (https://forum.celo.org/t/on-chai...)?

It depends on the field and also the expertise of the user. For example, I used to be an engineer but no longer code. So my skills are rusty. Having something like co-pilot is amazing for me, where I don't need to search stackoverflow for every step at the same time, I have decent knowlege enough that I'm not blindly copy pasting and hoping something magical would happen. I personally think...

Congrats on the launch and a great application for enterprise-grade security!

For me, the reason to found a startup (loosely related to creating a product) is kinda meta. Michael Seibel's explanation came very close. It felt like he answered that question for me. "there is a certain type of person who only works at their peak capacity when there is no predictable path to follow, the odds of success are low, and they have to take personal responsibility for failure". If...