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why can't I do both? if nobody else has the same problem I'm just gonna hack together some scripts, call it a day, and charge them like a contractor. if the p
by helicone 1y ago
why can't I do both?
if nobody else has the same problem I'm just gonna hack together some scripts, call it a day, and charge them like a contractor.
if the problem is more generalizable then it's worth hunkering down and building something more robust, and charging them like a vendor.
at any rate, part of their problem is people are leaving before they get a chance to talk, and not enough people are talking to them. bit of a catch-22 for them. why not see if the well runs deep?
- verdverm 1y agoIt's not that you can't do both, but that your post and sequence of comments comes off as misleading. Seeking clarification, because it now sounds like you are more interested in finding a problem to work on Can you share a link to your friends product? HN could look at it and perhaps give some indication of things that stand out
- helicone 1y agoI didn't mean for it to be misleading, I apologize. In the post I mentioned my concern over the economic viability of solving this problem for them, I intended that to be a clear signal of profit motive on my part. That's true, I am more interested in gauging if this problem is worth solving in the first place than I am interested in finding a specific solution. I am nonetheless interested in helping my friends. No, sorry, I can't share a link.