Konrad S.

I understand that the main difference to GitHub's built-in search is that Code Finder uses AI-based natural language search. Could you give an example where a good natural language search in Code Finder gives better results than a good keyword search with the built-in GitHub search?

This is really impressive! Not sure if it's for me, but I can see it's possible value.

I have noticed several times that PH either changes their criteria without notice, or is very inconsisten with appying them. I feel your frustration!

This is really sad! Seems to happen to quite a few people.

Google still has the best web search engine all in all I think. I don't see why Apple should stop collaborating with them. Also, I find this "Apple Intelligence" very stupid.

Though you were 1st ;) Every time I open the discussions list I see your post at the top...

I'm using DBeaver CE currently, what would be the advantages of Valentina? Looks nice in any case!

Very interesting idea!

What's the advantage over https://www.linguee.com/?

Looks like a sophisticated tool, nice! Do you have plans to add purchasing power parity data?

OK, for very simple project something like this may work. Is there a data viewer/editor?

Here's one of the most important problems (I guess): To make sure that everything works correctly in all situations, you have to understand the code completely, and I suspect it will often take longer to understand AI generated code completely than to write it yourself.

Comprehensiveness, quality, usability, all 3! I'm building App Finder, and advanced search engine for Android apps, soon for iOS also. I have written detailed articles about the advantages over the Play Store search and other 3rd-party app search engines (like AppBrain and AppAgg): https://skyica.com/appfinder/res...

I am, at least until now. It's challenging but also very interesting. I learn so many things (different programming languages, mobile development, web development, databases, design, and marketing of course). My company https://skyica.com/about/

Also Twitter only currently, for longer posts and checkmark (less ads is also good).

Thanks, bookmarked for next launch!

Just saw this recent post with recommendations to get featured: https://www.producthunt.com/disc...

Sorry, I don't understand: 40 upvotes per hour across the day average = 960 upvotes per day, not 500

Very interesting. How do you get the revenue data?

This is a great idea!