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SuperIntern 2.0 is live on Product Hunt today! 🚀
If managing your inbox takes up way too much time, this tool helps you hit inbox zero on autopilot with AI drafts in your own voice and smart follow-ups.
Check out the launch page and show the team some love: producthunt.com/products/sup…
Samuel Condack retweeted
SuperIntern 2.0 is live on Product Hunt today! 🚀
Say goodbye to spending hours on email—now you can hit inbox zero on autopilot, without typing every reply yourself.
Thanks to your incredible support, we took home #1 Product of the Day during our last launch! 🏆
Over the past few months, we’ve made SuperIntern vastly more proactive. Here’s what’s new in 2.0:
✍️ Drafts in your voice: Auto-generates replies that actually sound like you.
⏰ Smart follow-ups: Reminds you to follow up on important threads.
🧠 Pre-emptive assistance: Gets work ready before you even think to ask.
If SuperIntern has saved you time, your support today would mean the world to us. Please check out our Product Hunt page, leave an honest comment, and give us an upvote if we’ve earned it!
Curious to test it out? Use code PRODUCTHUNT at checkout for 50% off your first month.
Link in the comments 👇
The $1,000 phone was just the warm-up. Welcome to the $2,000 baseline. 📉
Memory costs are surging 130% as AI data centers eat the supply. Your next device is more expensive because the silicon is needed elsewhere.
Is the 'AI tax' worth it?
#Tech #AI #Hardware #FutureTech
NVIDIA is an AI company that makes GPUs on the side.
With 90% of revenue from data centers, your $1,600 'flagship' looks like a rounding error. We’re paying luxury prices for a hobby that’s a side hustle for silicon giants.
Is 'gaming-first' hardware dead? 🕯️🖥️
HP is killing its laptop subscription in 48 hours. Good riddance.
Hardware shouldn’t be a recurring bill. If you pay $1,000+, you shouldn’t be ‘renting’ a PC.
Current subscribers get to keep their gear for free. Ownership matters. Tech is best when it’s yours.
You don't own what you buy anymore.
Between parts pairing and SaaS hardware, your $1200 flagship feels like a long-term lease. Being locked out of your own repairs is wild.
Is this the future of tech, or just a slow exit for the consumer?
Thoughts? 👇
NVIDIA is cutting GeForce supply by 40% to feed the AI beast. Your gaming rig is now second priority to the data center.
The enthusiast market is being priced out for enterprise growth. Is this the death of the consumer PC or just an expensive evolution?
Agree? 🖥️🔌
Samuel Condack retweeted
The best use of AI isn't getting better answers.
It's making sure you never lose important ideas.
Whenever something pops into my head, I send one voice note.
That feels much closer to having a second brain than using a chatbot.
The best use of AI isn't getting better answers.
It's making sure you never lose important ideas.
Whenever something pops into my head, I send one voice note.
That feels much closer to having a second brain than using a chatbot.
The tool I'm using is Super Intern.
🚀 Use code SAMUEL3000 for 3,000 FREE credits.
👇 Link:
superintern.ai/?via=samuelco…
Tech entry costs are spiraling. 📉
Microsoft hiked Xbox by $100. Apple’s up 20%. They’re blaming 'AI demand' for eating the RAM supply, but it feels like a tax on us.
Are we watching the death of affordable hardware or just corporate opportunism? Thoughts? ☕️💻





















