Goran Ramljak

When I asked for his best bit of negotiating advice, he said, “He who cares less, wins.” Tim Ferris

When I set up a new Hetzner VPS first thing I do install Tailscale and once I'm in via Tailscale lock down the firewall to only accept web traffic on HTTPS 443 for Cloudflare IPs and SSH 22 for Tailscale IP That way nobody can get in I know I keep repeating this but it should be basics of setting up a new VPS So basic IMHO it should be part of any VPS service to default install Tailscale and enable it so it's the only way to get in Why? A VPS server is just like your laptop or destop computer but now imagine if it's connected to the entire internet with 8 billion people that can access it and try hack it You want to only have it accessible to you And if you want to host a website on your VPS (like I do), you should only let Cloudflare access your VPS so it can stand in front and block any hack attempts Never expose a VPS to the world wide web which realistically is the world WILD web

@dexhorthy If you have profits, you show profits. If you don’t, you show EBITDA. If you don’t have that, you show revenue. If there’s no revenue, you show users. If no users, you show app downloads. If nothing, you show token burn.

@sabinedoering Also, mindset. Wie ich nach 3 Jahren suchen wieder purpose gefunden hab: USA: "oh man this is so great let's build sth cool!" AT: "Ja aber pass schon auf di auf, net dassd wieder a Burnout kriegst, goi? Also mach a bissi langsamer."

There's a dangerous romance in the design industry with process. LoveFrom spent six months researching Ferrari's interior redesign. They delivered four books of research before a single design concept was even presented. Six months. Four books. For Ferrari, one of the most iconic brands on the planet. And the result? It looks like it belongs in a Fiat. This isn't a knock on LoveFrom specifically. It's a symptom of something much bigger: the industry has confused the weight of the process with the quality of the output. Here's the trap: when you spend six months doing research and deliver four bound books to a client, everyone in the room feels smart. The client feels validated because look at all this effort. The agency feels justified because look at all this work. The process becomes its own product. It starts generating its own momentum, its own gravity. And at some point, nobody can tell the difference between being thorough and actually being productive. But the customer who sits in that Ferrari interior doesn't care about four books. They don't care about six months of ethnographic research or mood boards or "strategic frameworks". They care about one thing: does this feel like a Ferrari? Does this make me feel something? And the answer, in this case, is a resounding no. This is what happens when agencies sell process as a proxy for talent. Process is a safety net. It gives everyone involved permission to not worry about whether the people doing the work are actually exceptional at the craft or the right people for the job. Because if the research was thorough, if the methodology was sound, if the strategy was airtight, then surely the output will be great, right? Wrong. Process doesn't design anything. People do. Process is just a tool. It is not the product. And the moment you confuse the two, you end up putting a Fiat interior into a Ferrari.

comet + claude is an insane combo for due diligence building my saas exit deck and comet is ripping through profitwell, stripe, analytics, search console - just going site to site pulling everything i need while claude synthesizes it in real time breaking down prosumer vs enterprise by ltv, cac, payback period brand authority from search console churn cohorts by segment revenue trends expansion revenue breakdown the whole data room narrative basically wrote itself would’ve paid a few grand for someone to do this. did it in an afternoon if you’re prepping for any kind of exit or fundraise this workflow is stupid good

Breakdown of the video we've made for @ListenLabs

@dom_scholz @expo Awesome, thanks a lot!

@goramljak @expo yes, expo now has the GlassView and the expo/swift-ui package (see youtube.com/watch?v=2wXYLW…) I am not using framer motion here, I just meant that Reanimated was easy getting into because all animation libraries are similar in some ways

currently learning react native and @expo fell in love with Samuel's UX from last year, so I tried my hand at implementing this for mobile with the new liquid glass elements from swift ui

@dom_scholz @expo By native liquid glass do you mean something that Expo supports out of the box? How exactly did you integrate it?And re: Reanimated & Framer Motion how are you using the same interactions across both? Sorry for all the questions, I’m just trying to understand how to recreate

@goramljak @expo and the liquid glass effect is not faked, it is actual native liquid glass

@PaulNeverovsky Nice! Is this expo or swift?

Cursor + Claude Sonnet 4.5 + Figma I had a dream that the pinch gesture became a mainstream UX pattern in apps.

@jamesm Really curious what your client will decide to take as final :)

Familiar territory for most of you. This doesn't look a lot, but this Figma file is chuggin 😅

✨Some explorations I worked on for the selections UI at the bottom

Wizzy: Turn everyday moments into magical audio stories producthunt.com/products/wizzy… by @dinodsaurus

CRT Effect using Metal. [Code Below]

$HOME is in the terminal. Now your new coding bestie is available in whatever terminal emulator you use. Crush is a high performance, agentic coding tool built with Charm libraries and the quirky, playful aesthetic that you know and love. This is just the beginning, too.

How Anthropic goes from design → prototype → production with Claude Code and Figma's Dev Mode MCP server Watch live with Anthropic Product Designer, Meaghan Choi and Developer Advocate, @actuallyakbar x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

This is probably a very good way to increase the quality of code when using agents like Claude Code. It will allow them to find the best coding patterns on GitHub and use them as references.

Correct corner radius: Outer = Inner + Padding. Avoid setting them equal!

“Design is very opinionated. It just doesn’t mean that every opinion has the same weight.” — Jony Ive

ROBERTO SOLDIC. HOLY SHIT

@christianreber @adamrenklint @silentcrooner @Pitch Add AI or a grammar tool to refine my notes. Lately, I've been using it for product alignment, and it would be helpful if it could check my notes/text and suggest improved wording. Btw. great tool!

Pitch is profitable, and we'll soon reach €10m ARR. @adamrenklint, @silentcrooner, and I are thinking hard about how we could 10x our organic growth. What do you think @Pitch should build next? Thank you to our loyal customers for supporting us. <3 We're building the product for YOU.