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Happy Hump Day! Here’s a thought for you: Are dreams the brain’s version of machine learni

Happy Hump Day! Here’s a thought for you: Are dreams the brain’s version of machine learning? Anyway, here’s the news: ... [Product Hunt]( [Read in browser]( GOOD MEWS Happy Hump Day! Here’s a thought for you: Are dreams the brain’s version of machine learning? Anyway, here’s the news: 🚗[The Apple Car is no more after the company decided to wind down its efforts.]( 🧵 Threads is on the move — with [3 times as many iOS downloads as X.]( 📺 [Google TV has a new look, and it’s rolling out to customers worldwide.Â]( ⚡ [A new Tesla Roadster is on the way, and it could start shipping in 2025.]( PRODUCT HIGHLIGHT [This bestselling author just released a new app to help you smash your 2024 goals]( How are your 2024 resolutions going? Don’t worry. I understand if you don’t want to answer. It takes, on average, two months — 66 days to be exact – to build a new habit, a[ccording to James Clear](. [Clear]( is the author of [Atomic Habits](, a book that has sold 20 million copies worldwide and sat atop the [New York Times bestseller list]( for 146 weeks straight. Now, six years and many requests later, James is releasing [Atoms](, an app built on the same insights he pioneered in his book. When you open the app, you’ll be asked to build your first habit. As Clear explains, that’s where many people set themselves up for failure by picking something too hard, so instead of a blank slate, the app gives you a template to fill out based on the activity, time, location, and intended outcome. To help you even further, [Atoms]( will give you handy prompts like “What’s 1% better than your current behavior?” and “Is this habit attached to something you already do?” to help you reflect on what you’re trying to accomplish. As you progress, the app will keep stock of your chosen habit, regularly assess if it’s the right one for you, and gently suggest ways you can edit to make it more achievable and relatable to your wider goals. Of course, it comes with streaks, but if you miss a day, don’t fret. As long as you return the next day, it will be intact — punishment is not a tactic in Clear’s philosophy. The app is already making a name for itself, claiming #17 in the iOS app store, ahead of heavyweights Spotify, Netflix, and Amazon. It comes with a 28-day free trial, after that, it’s $16 a month or $119 a year. [Check out Atoms]( MAKER'S STACK Don’t forget to subscribe to [Maker Stacks](, our newsletter where we interview founders on their product stacks. In today’s edition we will talk to nomadic indie maker [Danielle Johnson](, co-founder of [Leave Me Alone]( and [Ellie](. [Subscribe]( Wednesday, 28 February 2024 Yesterday's Top Products [Thinkbuddy AI — Native ChatGPT for MacOS]( [▲ 860+]( [Openmart — Get highly targeted local business leads using AI]( [▲ 671+]( [Inline Help — Answer customer questions before they ask]( [▲ 605+]( [Superhuman AI 2.0 — The most powerful AI email ever made]( [▲ 601+]( [Uneed — The best tools of the internet]( [▲ 450+]( [Strabo — A free Notion inspired personal finance dashboard]( [▲ 393+]( [AdsGency AI — All in one ad platform to plan, create & optimize your ad]( [▲ 471+]( [M1-project — AI driven copy and targeting for your Facebook ads]( [▲ 396+]( [Droit UI — The most advanced Figma UI Kit & design system]( [▲ 305+]( [Post Cheetah — Create full SEO strategies using AI]( [▲ 283+]( [Discover many more]( CAT NIPS - [Txt Your Ex]( uses AI to help you get over your breakup and finally find closure. - [Yolk]( is a new social app where you message with stickers instead of words. - [brickd]( is a place for Lego enthusiasts (me) to share their creations. MAKER'S CORNER - [Survsr]( helps you ask the right user questions with in-app surveys. - [M1-project]( uses AI to help optimize your Facebook ad’s copy and targeting. - [Velvet]( uses AI to give everyone the ability to easily access product data. [Tell us how we're doing]( [We're working on improving Product Hunt every day and we want to hear from you. What do you love? How could we do better? All feedback is helpful.]( [Speak your mind]( We send this email daily. Feel free to [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe]( from these emails at any time. [Advertise](, [Twitter](, [Facebook](, [Stories](

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