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It's different in that diskprices doesn't make money for the OP, while it only costed the OP 15$ in claude credits to slopvibe a competitor.
by kabes 8mo ago
It's different in that diskprices doesn't make money for the OP, while it only costed the OP 15$ in claude credits to slopvibe a competitor.
- vektor888 8mo agoNobody wants to compete. I just shared something I use myself, hoping it could help someone else. Of course, to keep it running, I need to make a profit, since the Amazon API alone won't let me discover so many products, and I need to get product info If users won't find anything useful, I will simply put it offline and run it on demand whenever I need a new drive. As many users pointed out, neither DiskPrices' idea nor mine is unique; there are many alternatives with different product listings. It is only a benefit for the users if they have more choice