Show HN: Most startup launches die after 1 day. I built Founder.best to fix that

- The post references "Show HN," a daily feature on Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com) where founders and developers present their projects for community feedback. A "Show HN" post generates a surge of traffic, but that traffic typically vanishes within 24 hours — a well-known pattern the author calls the "one-day launch death." - Founder.best is a new directory/aggregator that promises ongoing, curated exposure for startup launches beyond that initial burst, aiming to solve the discovery problem that plagues most early-stage projects. - The underlying context is the "cold start" problem in online platforms: a directory is only useful if enough people submit to it and enough people browse it. The author is betting they can reach critical mass where similar attempts (e.g., Product Hunt, BetaList, Uneed) have left room for a more founder-focused curation model.