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Ask HN: How much does the product name matter in the early days? (B2C)
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List of Hypothetical Technologies
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What's a good way to contact you? I have a product question regarding one of the comments you've made in 2022. I added my email to my profile if you could please email me.
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I forgot one more option I considered: Even though every ingredient is stored in a different table, I could enforce unique PK across tables. Then I would not need to specify type in the ID. This would mean that I need to lookup every ID to
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Help me to design a URL schema for my app
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In my case, it is the latter. I very intentionally figured that I want to "retain" my problem so that I could test with my own product whether it at least addresses my original problem. That being said, I am a bit nuts! I can go i
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lilouartz
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I asked myself a lot of the same questions, and also have come to similar conclusions that I just need to throw it out there to see if people are even remotely interested.
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I am building X because I like the challenge and not because I know its needed
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I would like to hear from others how true this is. My understanding (based on the wording that OpenAI itself uses) is that it still uses OCR tech behind the scenes. It seems like they have developed some models to better comprehend the same
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For context, I am building a supplement store. My idea is build a supplement store that allows discovery based on science, rather than marketing. You can search supplements based on their ingredients and see them in the context of research
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How does this work when the product is free to use?
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Yeah, I am struggling a bit with this analogy of a car. I am building a what I can only describe as "Supplement discovery based on science and not marketing". It requires that I create a database of supplements available on the ma
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2y ago
Twice the length from the middle to the end
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Ask HN: Is week a too long of time to build an MVP?
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Ended up dumping it all into a database schema. I realized that in order to do comparison, there is quite a bit processing that needs to be done to normalize data. Things like identifying chemical compounds, nutrients, etc. This def turned
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Ask HN: Why is OpenAI's OCR better than everything else?
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Thanks so much for the tip! Do you happen to know if Airtable documents rank on Google? One of the reasons for preferring Google Sheets is because I know from experience that I come across many public Google Sheets through Google. I don
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I am giving this a shot. I have been hacking together the initial prototype. I am going to start by just aggregating the data and at first distributing it as Google Sheets document. I figured, this will be good enough experiment to understa
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Well, not quiet. At the end of the day, the value that it would provide is a comparison. The links would be to Amazon affiliate program, i.e. I am indifferent which product you end up buying. The end result would be a website that provides
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So, not quite the answer to your question, but the idea came because I saw people create spreadsheets of supplement comparisons on Reddit with each other. and I thought "wow, that's actually very useful, why isn't there an ap
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Ask HN: Is an affiliate directory a viable business?
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