Fixed a bug which prevented usage of 'I WILL PAY FOR THAT' if up-voted or vice versa.
In typical software engineering fashion, The bug is now a feature and so using IWPFT will add a vote if eligible to vote and When a vote is added, A IWPFT that is added too.
I am thinking about this problem statement recently and doing some research. Still don't have the direction I feel to be confident about. Do you have any thoughts on this?
Hey everyone! Thinking about this problem, my husband and I decided to create a virtual fitting room! For that we needed a scalable and easy tool to create precise, accurate and realistic 3D model of a person with just a phone from home. So it took us almost 2 years to develop that. And today we launched our app on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/in3d .
We also found a way to realistically simulate clothes on 3D avatars so our dream to create a virtual fitting room came true. You can see how it works in our app - it's one of the features. We also have a web version here: https://en.replicant.fashion/digitaltwin .
We are very excited about showing in3D app to a big audience and we are looking forward to your feedback and support!
That's the biggest challenge. We tried to sell our virtual fitting room to retailers and brands but they are not ready to risk unless we test our product with someone else. So we decided to improve our app and focus on it. The idea is to get more users to the app, and with that we could approach to brands and suggest them representing their clothes in our app.
Interesting. In context of retailer, maybe a more immersive experience should work. I'm sure you must've explored option of bigger screens or holographic displays. would love to see this in different formats, and not just mobile app.
Interesting. But without commission, the business won't be viable. One way I can think of is to use existing banking systems in place like UPI in India (don't know of similar systems in other countries)
I was afraid 'Without commission' would be misconstrued as 'Shouldn't make money', totally my fault. I'm all in for a monthly, annual or even one time payment for a service which doesn't double charge me (Stripe commission + platform commission) for every transaction but offers what's missing from Stripe's own payment links.
I recently built https://threadstitcher.com that might address your needs. Since I’m in the early stages, I’m more than happy to accommodate any features you’d like!
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This is a hard problem to solve, glad you are solving it in an interesting way. I usually try to close all unused tabs to stay focused, since you are working in this problem space, any insights on how customers are using it?
Thanks for the note. By the way, I tried logging in with my account and could not do so. Then I tried the forget password link and it said my account did not exist (even though I used the same email). So I had to create a second account to comment here. First account was Tabworkx, and this second one is Tabwerkx.
I think the problem is really maintaining the ingredients from our kitchen digitally as you have yourself pointed out several services which gives us the recipe if we enter the ingredients.
Yes. You could see it as a reverse of either of those sites. And you also identified the main problem I've run into. My thinking is that this service would maintain a "snapshot" of your pantry by several mechanisms: 1) auto-add ingredients to it by scanning your receipts, 2) auto-update / remove ingredients as you use the service, 3) manual curation.
Ideally, there would be very little manual curation, but I think it might prove to be challenging if users decide to make something without using the service. Plus, there is the initial setup that could be a turn-off.
I could see this going slightly off course, as I have a tendency to add more cheese than necessary to some things - blame me if you want. I would wonder how you'd envision this service would account for things that could be accidentally overused or underused.
That is a good point, as I tend to do the same. Several thoughts come to mind:
1. Maybe I'm putting too much emphasis on tracking ingredient quantity. Perhaps it isn't necessary.
2. During the "recipe making process", some buttons could be added next to each ingredient that allows you to boost / reduce the quantity of the ingredient so it's at least more accurate as to what is actually being used.
3. When filtering for recipes to make, the suggested recipes could be more "forgiving". Meaning if it thinks you have at least 75% of the ingredients, it could suggest it as an option.
I like the idea of tracking the quantity of the ingredients on hand as then it provides insight into how much of a recipe can be made. It also opens the door to notifying you when you start to run low on something. But, maybe these aren't important.
Options 2 and 3 would require manual curation at some point just to make sure the known pantry reflects reality.
As of now, I don't see any existing solutions. So the best thing to do is to make this process on a mobile application in which you scan in a QR code your check with your phone and it also becomes your personal bank account. It would be a pretty nice idea for people who want to check their money in a quick and easy way. I will check the legal issues that might happen later on, so I want to make sure that the process is supported by the government.
The manual nature of cashing cheques itself is the reason for this huge friction, Digital payments have largely reduced this friction by doing away with the cheques altogether.
In India anyone with a bank account can send & receive money through UPI a payment system which generates a unique id using mobile number. Now everyone from street side fruit vendors to stock brokers use this. It's so successful that U.S., European Union and several other countries are bringing their own system to emulate UPI.
Still I think there will be use cases for cheques, especially in business until UPI like system becomes ubiquitous worldwide. Perhaps a way to bridge cashing cheques and UPI like system using QR like you mention could address it.
There are several GST compliant billing services in India like clear tax's GST billing Software, Zoho Invoice but their services are neither focused towards programmers nor no-code developers.
I think a service which can receive webhook callback from Stripe, generates and sends a GST compliant invoice to the customer could address this need-gap.
One way to think of this is stripe is a payment gateway only, and they are sticking to that particular problem. Invoicing is something that should happen at storefront (ecommerce) or software (saas) level. So what you are proposing is invoicing api, which ideally should not connect to stripe but to place where transaction is getting initiated (storefront or saas software)
wax seems to do exactly what I needed, Thanks for sharing. But I have few qualms which prevent me from trying it out. The site has no privacy policy, pricing, about or anything to give some background about the developers except sign-up.
Don't get me wrong, I love the minimalism but I feel it needs some basic confidence building measure before the signup ?
The people who need this are students who want to feel more confident and prepared for the exam, family members who can't help their children because they are too busy and tutors who want to do this as a side-hustle.
With LiDAR becoming a common occurrence on smartphones, tablets; Capturing and rendering an accurate structure of our house in 3D can be done in minutes. This removes a major friction in building simulation for home consumers i.e. constructing the building virtually(Large building planners have been using 3D simulation for decades).
Adding ventilation simulation to it can enable anyone to plan ventilation in their building. Say like after scanning the app suggests to make changes to the placements of ventilation duct, Windows, moving large structures which can obstruct air flow etc.
I came across a to-don't app, As the name implies it's a list of things to not do. I feel this can inversely help getting things done too, As time saved by not doing things we don't want is something which we can use for getting things done?
ChroniFI addresses this by boiling your entire personal finance situation down to a couple key numbers, expressed in units of time (for example, amount of time you can afford to be financially independent, amount of time until you are fully financially independent, etc.). It's not just static, but you can view your progress toward retirement, or even a job switch, and gain the confidence and wisdom to start making progress toward your ideal life.
You can check out how this relates to your situation at https://www.chronifi.com . Would love to hear any and all feedback/suggestions :)
I have a habit of saving interesting posts on Reddit that I find interesting and forgetting about them afterwards. But sometimes I am in need of some certain information that I remember I saw on a post that I had saved, but I have no way to filter that post out of hundreds of others on Reddit itself.
I came up with this website ( https://saveddit4reddit.herokuapp.com ) that allows me to see all my saved Reddit posts, filter saved posts by subreddits, search some keyword to filter out the post I am looking for and unsave any post that I deem unnecessary.
The good thing about this website is that it stores no user data on any server or database so your privacy remains intact.
One limitation this website faced is that only ~900 most recent saved posts can be fetched using Reddit APIs which is not cool. But its still good to have something instead of nothing.
Hope you find it helpful as well. please feel free to reach out in case you have any feedback or recommendation.
In response to this problem I have developed Hybiscus, https://hybiscus.dev/, which is a cloud based SaaS for generating PDF reports using a simple JSON API. All you need to is define the content using the JSON schema and submit the task to the API. No requirement for installing bulky software as it all runs in the cloud, whilst the selection of pre-designed components ensures your reports always looks professional. Give it a try and let me know what you think!
Any reason this needs to be limited to PDF reports? Could you extend this to making dashboards? As an API that lets me generate a dashboard is very compelling.
Hmm well that would be quite different from generating PDF reports, requiring completely different technologies. So I'd say it's quite out of the scope of this project atleast...
Software publishers collect telemetry from their users regarding the performance of their product, the telemetry as it is or including hardware specific logs could be invaluable to the hardware manufacturers. A business which eliminates the need for direct communication between both parties could improve the overall process efficiency.
I wrote a program called Hidden Gems that uses automated machine learning to find relationships in your data (think KPI finder).
If this sounds too complicated, don't worry! The whole process takes two steps:
1) Choose a file you want to analyze (CSV, TSV, public Google Sheets file, online file)
2) Choose a column you care most about (customer satisfaction score, total sales)
Hidden Gems then does the hard work, and in the end it provides you with a summary showing which other columns in your data contributed most to the value of the column you care about.
I'd be very grateful for any feedback you can provide. I was inspired to write this when I saw that large companies will spend big money for this kind of analysis, and I wanted to make something that could help small and medium businesses benefit from the same kinds of analysis.
Well done, democratizing Machine Learning has a large need-gap.
I like your approach towards the problem and I have couple of quick suggestions;
Instead of raw results with weights, I think formatted results like 'This column [Column Name] contributed more towards the column [Column Name] you had chosen.' with weights as subtext, Because one who doesn't know or care about ML has no use for confidence, weights etc.
Other technical issues,
Results are not displayed after the operation.
Only detailed results are displayed when clicked, that too in a small iframe which needs to scrolled. I like the large fonts and buttons but the results (both simple and detailed) needs to displayed in full page( do away with iframe or anything else which needs scrolling within the window).
Thank you Abishek! I made some changes based on your feedback:
-I found and fixed a DNS issue that should resolve the URL not working- I tried from Japan, the Netherlands and the US (via a different ISP) and they all seem to now be able to get to the site
-I decided to add a summary statement in the Detailed Results like what you noted above- thank you for the suggestion!
-The tool does not always get a result (it may just not see any mathematically-observable relationships in the data), but to make things simpler for the demo file, I am guarding it so that it only lets you analyze the column I intended for you to analyze
-I tried for a compromise with the full screen vs scrollable content for the result- I now have the "Open Detailed Results" view open in a new tab where the entire screen is comprised of the results content, but I kept the summary view within the app
Thanks again for taking the time to look at the app. I hope it is helpful to people who want to take advantage of machine learning but aren't familiar with the tools.
I have added topic classification of Hacker News on https://hntokindle.com which delivers best hacker news stories to Kindle e-book reader or app.
Users can now filter the HN stories by their favorite categories and the Machine Learning based classifier ensures that only the stories which matches the categories get delivered to them.
There are dozens in every country, They are called P2P logistics but they don't last long due to the chicken-and-egg and so they all eventually convert to traditional logistics or stop existing.
It's worth to note that new chat app based eCommerce platforms do address some of the need-gaps pointed above, but it's shifting from one monopoly to another and it's just the matter of time before same issues arise again. Chat-app platform agnostic eCommerce solution could hedge the risks.
IMO the solution needs to be web based yet offering smooth functionality for the customers using mobile in-order for the small businesses to have complete control over their sales.
Can you give specific example for what data you were looking for in Statista and what you found in https://primostats.com/stats/ so it can make sense to those who are reading this discussion.
I'm seeking stats from surveys/research studies from major industry brands. I waste a lot of time downloading free reports to find stats for blog posts.
Statista gives broad stats and I don't need all those charts. So far, I like how PrimoStats just gives you a stat and you can cite the source and download the report if you like.
I'm testing the platform now. I'll report back with a full review.
Companies Need More Workers. Why Do They Reject Millions of Résumés? Automated-hiring systems are excluding many people from job discussions at a time when additional employees are desperately needed - WSJ
Oh, You are asking for statistics data for the content of your blog like those from Statista, Pew research, YouGov etc. Those are some of the easily accessible statistics data, often free or for a small fee. There are number of other statistics agencies which offer data for significant fee to the corporates.
You said 2002, So was it some specific topic for which you couldn't find latest statistical data?
P.S. @Moderator , I think the problem statement should be updated.
I think researching statistical data is indeed time consuming especially if what you need is a simple chart to along with a sentence or two of your blog.
When even code can generated automatically nowadays, I think a writer tool which generates appropriate charts based upon the statistical data depending upon what you're writing could address this need-gap.
e.g. You are writing about TikTok and the tool automatically generates charts for TikTok user figures across different countries, screen-time etc. based on statistical data from Statista & other sources on the side bar. All you need to do is just click on them to embed into your content.
Changed stats -> statistical data, added content to reflect the context in the problem statement. Although not technically inaccurate 'stats' does seem like analytics in relation to writing blogs. An example in the problem statement would have made large difference(You can mention it in the comments).
I am not sure there is a single solution to this that would work across all industries, as the impact of the bus factor can be quite different depending on the business.
Software as a service requires that someone else has access to servers, repos, and the required technical expertise to keep it running. An accounting business or lawyer would require a roadmap to transition all their files and documents.
Maybe the generalized solution is like ISO 9000 or XBRL for transition planning along with a centralized depository with all the information required for a transition. The depository releases the plan upon the receipt of a death certificate or a board motion or just a lack of contact with the founder over a certain period.
I agree, the solution would vary according to the industry. I think a generalized transition planning for solo founder startups with share holders could indeed address this.
As far as solo founder SaaS is considered making the code open-source does reduce the project becoming dead when the founder is incapacitated, We're just starting to see open-source software as viable solo founder business. Even then the revenue is likely through enterprise support which are again limited due to high bus factor and SLA issues ( /problems/153 ).
An insurance for solo founders which will ensure that their product will be sold to a competent buyer in case they're incapacitated could increase the confidence among investors and employees.
As far as I know there are no existing solutions at the moment for this need so I think this will be an excellent solution for everyone to use since this will be the first app for reserving parking spots. Once they use the app, they could go to the store in an quicker way than ever before.
DeepFaceLive - Is providing real-time face swap for PC streaming or video calls if the system is powerful enough. I think we're starting to see mainstream deep fake software addressing this need-gap in ethical use cases.
And also, by making a free problem solver (the solution), homework answers will be readily available for people for free. There will be more features in upcoming updates, some with a premium subscription according to the number of people using it (remember that the homework solver will always be for free).
I am conflicted about this need-gap, I understand that the lack of free problem solver is affecting you but doesn't a problem solver by itself negatively impact education? I mean the problems are meant to be solved to get educated properly.
And if such problem solvers are widely available, especially in a developing country where education is often the only means for better life then I feel it would create more social problems than it solves.
I don't think this problem should be solved. Children need to understand the subject and do their home work; If they couldn't then the real problem is not the lack of problem solver but lack of proper tutors which are being addressed by numerous free solutions e.g. https://www.khanacademy.org/ .
I presume you are child yourself and so I want to stress that my comment shouldn't discourage you from finding need-gaps which is a valuable quality.
It didn't discourage me, matter of fact, I've got another idea. How about creating an app in which you can find local tutors in your area who can help you in subjects you don't understand? Sounds like a great idea in my opinion.
It provides a clean wall to help you stay focused on the things that matter most.
So you can forget about the many to do lists that just keep on piling and then get lost, instead keep all your important things right on your wall so you never lose track of them.
And that's the motivation behind Focus Wall. To provide a single place to keep all your important to-dos. A place that you see everyday whenever you open your computer, your wallpaper! So you're always reminded of the things that you need to focus on.
Focus Wall's design looks great! But price is bit steep especially since there is no trial plan available. I think if it's made a shareware, Many more would be able to try and buy it.
Smartphones have had sensors to measure magnetic fields called magnetometer for a long time for compass and other functions. There apps which use this data to measure magnetic fields around the phone.
Using this sensor and correlating it with the threshold for magnetic field for medical implants(10 Gauss in the case of ICD) we can build a solution to address this problem.
Since Firefox mobile has started to allow add-ons and that it's available on the desktop as well I think the best bet is to develop an add-on for both platforms which provide tab-group sync.
I think building the payment solution for the time spent on meetings via video calls is straightforward,
Integrate Calendly's API for scheduling.
Integrate Zoom API to get call duration.
Integrate Stripe Connect to charge the participants of the meetings based on the price/minute set by our customer.
Judging from the insights, There seems to be enough interest on this need-gap. In fact the only reason I haven't built this myself is because I don't do real-time communication, I haven't even used Zoom yet and so I don't think I can give my 100% in building something I don't really use myself.
I might even have the right name and domains or the solution, I own http://iwillpayforthat.com , http://iwillpayforthis.com, http://iwpft.com & respective social handles which I bought for addressing the /problems/238 . If someone wishes to implement this idea and would like to buy these domains I would be willing to sell them.
Fixed a bug which prevented usage of 'I WILL PAY FOR THAT' if up-voted or vice versa.
In typical software engineering fashion, The bug is now a feature and so using IWPFT will add a vote if eligible to vote and When a vote is added, A IWPFT that is added too.
what a coincidence, I just posted a similar problem statement. :)
I am thinking about this problem statement recently and doing some research. Still don't have the direction I feel to be confident about. Do you have any thoughts on this?
I was in a similar situation. These are the steps I took:
- Started hybrid working, going to the office once or twice a week. (not entirely true that offices are not opening)
- Made regular calls to old friends
- Try to go out once a week to meet old friends.
The stress of remote working is for real. Try to find out ways of being active socially one way or another.
Hey everyone! Thinking about this problem, my husband and I decided to create a virtual fitting room! For that we needed a scalable and easy tool to create precise, accurate and realistic 3D model of a person with just a phone from home. So it took us almost 2 years to develop that. And today we launched our app on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/in3d .
We also found a way to realistically simulate clothes on 3D avatars so our dream to create a virtual fitting room came true. You can see how it works in our app - it's one of the features. We also have a web version here: https://en.replicant.fashion/digitaltwin .
We are very excited about showing in3D app to a big audience and we are looking forward to your feedback and support!
This is a pretty cool technology. Congrats on building this. And it is neatly done too.
How do you plan to puch this to online stores? and any plans to use it in actual retail stores?
That's the biggest challenge. We tried to sell our virtual fitting room to retailers and brands but they are not ready to risk unless we test our product with someone else. So we decided to improve our app and focus on it. The idea is to get more users to the app, and with that we could approach to brands and suggest them representing their clothes in our app.
Interesting. In context of retailer, maybe a more immersive experience should work. I'm sure you must've explored option of bigger screens or holographic displays. would love to see this in different formats, and not just mobile app.
Yeah, we also have a desktop version, you can check it here: https://en.replicant.fashion/digitaltwin
But that wasn't something they were concerned about. The biggest concern: how such experience increases conversions and leads to sales growth.
Interesting. But without commission, the business won't be viable. One way I can think of is to use existing banking systems in place like UPI in India (don't know of similar systems in other countries)
I was afraid 'Without commission' would be misconstrued as 'Shouldn't make money', totally my fault. I'm all in for a monthly, annual or even one time payment for a service which doesn't double charge me (Stripe commission + platform commission) for every transaction but offers what's missing from Stripe's own payment links.
I recently built https://threadstitcher.com that might address your needs. Since I’m in the early stages, I’m more than happy to accommodate any features you’d like!
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This is a hard problem to solve, glad you are solving it in an interesting way. I usually try to close all unused tabs to stay focused, since you are working in this problem space, any insights on how customers are using it?
I’ve just gotten Google analytics installed, so I can only see visitors. Next step is to install mix panel so I can see how it’s being used.
But so far, it’s been a mixed response. Those who feel the problem acutely love this product. Others are just indifferent about it.
But I’m still taking in feedback and iterating / adding features.
Have you taken it for a spin? I would love to get your feedback on it.
Thanks for the note. By the way, I tried logging in with my account and could not do so. Then I tried the forget password link and it said my account did not exist (even though I used the same email). So I had to create a second account to comment here. First account was Tabworkx, and this second one is Tabwerkx.
A reverse Blue Apron - https://www.blueapron.com/ and HELLO FRESH - https://www.hellofresh.com/ ?
I think the problem is really maintaining the ingredients from our kitchen digitally as you have yourself pointed out several services which gives us the recipe if we enter the ingredients.
A good problem to solve nevertheless.
Yes. You could see it as a reverse of either of those sites. And you also identified the main problem I've run into. My thinking is that this service would maintain a "snapshot" of your pantry by several mechanisms: 1) auto-add ingredients to it by scanning your receipts, 2) auto-update / remove ingredients as you use the service, 3) manual curation.
Ideally, there would be very little manual curation, but I think it might prove to be challenging if users decide to make something without using the service. Plus, there is the initial setup that could be a turn-off.
I could see this going slightly off course, as I have a tendency to add more cheese than necessary to some things - blame me if you want. I would wonder how you'd envision this service would account for things that could be accidentally overused or underused.
That is a good point, as I tend to do the same. Several thoughts come to mind:
1. Maybe I'm putting too much emphasis on tracking ingredient quantity. Perhaps it isn't necessary.
2. During the "recipe making process", some buttons could be added next to each ingredient that allows you to boost / reduce the quantity of the ingredient so it's at least more accurate as to what is actually being used.
3. When filtering for recipes to make, the suggested recipes could be more "forgiving". Meaning if it thinks you have at least 75% of the ingredients, it could suggest it as an option.
I like the idea of tracking the quantity of the ingredients on hand as then it provides insight into how much of a recipe can be made. It also opens the door to notifying you when you start to run low on something. But, maybe these aren't important.
Options 2 and 3 would require manual curation at some point just to make sure the known pantry reflects reality.
New adversarial machine learning technique to leave traces of tampering when using editing tools - https://www.lightbluetouchpaper.org/2021/06/07/a-new-way-to-detect-deepfake-picture-editing/ .
As of now, I don't see any existing solutions. So the best thing to do is to make this process on a mobile application in which you scan in a QR code your check with your phone and it also becomes your personal bank account. It would be a pretty nice idea for people who want to check their money in a quick and easy way. I will check the legal issues that might happen later on, so I want to make sure that the process is supported by the government.
One way to think of this is stripe is a payment gateway only, and they are sticking to that particular problem. Invoicing is something that should happen at storefront (ecommerce) or software (saas) level. So what you are proposing is invoicing api, which ideally should not connect to stripe but to place where transaction is getting initiated (storefront or saas software)
Stripe Invoice is a paid feature - https://stripe.com/en-in/invoicing and Stripe is not just a payment gateway they're become a complete payment ecosystem albeit with several quirks and without feature parity across countries.
This is exactly what https://www.wax.run/twitter does, check it out!
Hey there - Great points! Fixed those issues:
- Terms & Privacy are here now: https://www.wax.run/terms
- Pricing is on the landing page https://www.wax.run/twitter
Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for acting upon my feedback immediately, I will try out wax!
The people who need this are students who want to feel more confident and prepared for the exam, family members who can't help their children because they are too busy and tutors who want to do this as a side-hustle.
I came across a to-don't app, As the name implies it's a list of things to not do. I feel this can inversely help getting things done too, As time saved by not doing things we don't want is something which we can use for getting things done?
ChroniFI addresses this by boiling your entire personal finance situation down to a couple key numbers, expressed in units of time (for example, amount of time you can afford to be financially independent, amount of time until you are fully financially independent, etc.). It's not just static, but you can view your progress toward retirement, or even a job switch, and gain the confidence and wisdom to start making progress toward your ideal life.
You can check out how this relates to your situation at https://www.chronifi.com . Would love to hear any and all feedback/suggestions :)
I think there's a large need-gap for solutions which can enable financial independence, I appreciate your attempt to address it.
This is interesting I think important to have. even between states laws are different so it would be nice
I have a habit of saving interesting posts on Reddit that I find interesting and forgetting about them afterwards. But sometimes I am in need of some certain information that I remember I saw on a post that I had saved, but I have no way to filter that post out of hundreds of others on Reddit itself.
I came up with this website ( https://saveddit4reddit.herokuapp.com ) that allows me to see all my saved Reddit posts, filter saved posts by subreddits, search some keyword to filter out the post I am looking for and unsave any post that I deem unnecessary.
The good thing about this website is that it stores no user data on any server or database so your privacy remains intact.
One limitation this website faced is that only ~900 most recent saved posts can be fetched using Reddit APIs which is not cool. But its still good to have something instead of nothing.
Hope you find it helpful as well. please feel free to reach out in case you have any feedback or recommendation.
Here is a link to source code
https://github.com/ahmed-zubair-1998/Saveddit
In response to this problem I have developed Hybiscus, https://hybiscus.dev/, which is a cloud based SaaS for generating PDF reports using a simple JSON API. All you need to is define the content using the JSON schema and submit the task to the API. No requirement for installing bulky software as it all runs in the cloud, whilst the selection of pre-designed components ensures your reports always looks professional. Give it a try and let me know what you think!
Any reason this needs to be limited to PDF reports? Could you extend this to making dashboards? As an API that lets me generate a dashboard is very compelling.
Hmm well that would be quite different from generating PDF reports, requiring completely different technologies. So I'd say it's quite out of the scope of this project atleast...
Software publishers collect telemetry from their users regarding the performance of their product, the telemetry as it is or including hardware specific logs could be invaluable to the hardware manufacturers. A business which eliminates the need for direct communication between both parties could improve the overall process efficiency.
I wrote a program called Hidden Gems that uses automated machine learning to find relationships in your data (think KPI finder).
If this sounds too complicated, don't worry! The whole process takes two steps:
1) Choose a file you want to analyze (CSV, TSV, public Google Sheets file, online file)
2) Choose a column you care most about (customer satisfaction score, total sales)
Hidden Gems then does the hard work, and in the end it provides you with a summary showing which other columns in your data contributed most to the value of the column you care about.
You can take a look at the program here: http://www.hiddengemsml.com .
If this link doesn't work for some reason, the direct link is here:
https://hiddengems.azurewebsites.net/
I'd be very grateful for any feedback you can provide. I was inspired to write this when I saw that large companies will spend big money for this kind of analysis, and I wanted to make something that could help small and medium businesses benefit from the same kinds of analysis.
Thank you Abishek! I made some changes based on your feedback:
-I found and fixed a DNS issue that should resolve the URL not working- I tried from Japan, the Netherlands and the US (via a different ISP) and they all seem to now be able to get to the site
-I decided to add a summary statement in the Detailed Results like what you noted above- thank you for the suggestion!
-The tool does not always get a result (it may just not see any mathematically-observable relationships in the data), but to make things simpler for the demo file, I am guarding it so that it only lets you analyze the column I intended for you to analyze
-I tried for a compromise with the full screen vs scrollable content for the result- I now have the "Open Detailed Results" view open in a new tab where the entire screen is comprised of the results content, but I kept the summary view within the app
Thanks again for taking the time to look at the app. I hope it is helpful to people who want to take advantage of machine learning but aren't familiar with the tools.
There are dozens in every country, They are called P2P logistics but they don't last long due to the chicken-and-egg and so they all eventually convert to traditional logistics or stop existing.
This issue has been really bugging me. @Shweta and @Abishek, your conversations inspired me to do a little digging.
I did try Statista again, but ended up using this tool PrimoStats to help me.
Can you give specific example for what data you were looking for in Statista and what you found in https://primostats.com/stats/ so it can make sense to those who are reading this discussion.
I'm seeking stats from surveys/research studies from major industry brands. I waste a lot of time downloading free reports to find stats for blog posts.
Statista gives broad stats and I don't need all those charts. So far, I like how PrimoStats just gives you a stat and you can cite the source and download the report if you like.
I'm testing the platform now. I'll report back with a full review.
i think the point of black friday is for there to be a madhouse. a business would prefer to keep such an effect
What are stats do you expect? Like site visits for public display?
I'm referring to marketing stats. The ones you find in white papers, ebooks, etc. from research studies.
Oh, You are asking for statistics data for the content of your blog like those from Statista, Pew research, YouGov etc. Those are some of the easily accessible statistics data, often free or for a small fee. There are number of other statistics agencies which offer data for significant fee to the corporates.
You said 2002, So was it some specific topic for which you couldn't find latest statistical data?
P.S. @Moderator , I think the problem statement should be updated.
Yes, I tried Statista. It can be hard to look it up. Marketing topics, specifically.
It doesn't even need to be that involved. I just need something simple.
Simple design requires such complexity inside. If manually searching for statistical data is the problem, Then automating it is the solution.
I am not sure there is a single solution to this that would work across all industries, as the impact of the bus factor can be quite different depending on the business.
Software as a service requires that someone else has access to servers, repos, and the required technical expertise to keep it running. An accounting business or lawyer would require a roadmap to transition all their files and documents.
Maybe the generalized solution is like ISO 9000 or XBRL for transition planning along with a centralized depository with all the information required for a transition. The depository releases the plan upon the receipt of a death certificate or a board motion or just a lack of contact with the founder over a certain period.
An insurance for solo founders which will ensure that their product will be sold to a competent buyer in case they're incapacitated could increase the confidence among investors and employees.
As far as I know there are no existing solutions at the moment for this need so I think this will be an excellent solution for everyone to use since this will be the first app for reserving parking spots. Once they use the app, they could go to the store in an quicker way than ever before.
DeepFaceLive - Is providing real-time face swap for PC streaming or video calls if the system is powerful enough. I think we're starting to see mainstream deep fake software addressing this need-gap in ethical use cases.
A ‘beautiful’ female biker was actually a 50-year-old man using FaceApp. After he confessed, his followers liked him even more. - The Washington Post
And also, by making a free problem solver (the solution), homework answers will be readily available for people for free. There will be more features in upcoming updates, some with a premium subscription according to the number of people using it (remember that the homework solver will always be for free).
I am conflicted about this need-gap, I understand that the lack of free problem solver is affecting you but doesn't a problem solver by itself negatively impact education? I mean the problems are meant to be solved to get educated properly.
And if such problem solvers are widely available, especially in a developing country where education is often the only means for better life then I feel it would create more social problems than it solves.
How would you change the solution so it satisfies the need that is currently existing?
I don't think this problem should be solved. Children need to understand the subject and do their home work; If they couldn't then the real problem is not the lack of problem solver but lack of proper tutors which are being addressed by numerous free solutions e.g. https://www.khanacademy.org/ .
I presume you are child yourself and so I want to stress that my comment shouldn't discourage you from finding need-gaps which is a valuable quality.
It didn't discourage me, matter of fact, I've got another idea. How about creating an app in which you can find local tutors in your area who can help you in subjects you don't understand? Sounds like a great idea in my opinion.
I think that's a reasonable problem to solve, Work on the problem statement and post it.
Matter App does that and then there's Readwise too but these are features on their app per se.
Thanks Readwise seems to allow us to bookmark threads and read it through its interface - https://help.readwise.io/article/61-how-do-i-save-tweets-from-twitter-to-readwise , Matter App doesn't mention twitter threads on its site though - https://matterapp.com/ .
I'm referring to this Matter here: https://getmatter.app/ . You can check out their blogs where you'll find the twitter threads mention: https://blog.getmatter.app/releasenotes
Exactly. Presence of dark patterns that make me read in a meaningful way, and other where I can find stuff that I already read effortlessly.
So you're suggesting that the read later apps should employ dark patterns to get you to read the articles you saved before.
Readwise just released their Reader app announcement today. I guess the problems that I mentioned is solved now. https://readwise.io/read
My bad that I didn't directly reply here. Here's the link to reply in this thread: /comments/1245
You can check out Focus Wall as it's meant to solve this problem by optimizing your desktop wallpaper so you never lose track.
https://focuswall.madebyayan.com/
It provides a clean wall to help you stay focused on the things that matter most.
So you can forget about the many to do lists that just keep on piling and then get lost, instead keep all your important things right on your wall so you never lose track of them.
And that's the motivation behind Focus Wall. To provide a single place to keep all your important to-dos. A place that you see everyday whenever you open your computer, your wallpaper! So you're always reminded of the things that you need to focus on.
Focus Wall's design looks great! But price is bit steep especially since there is no trial plan available. I think if it's made a shareware, Many more would be able to try and buy it.
Hey, glad you like the design and thanks for the feedback!
Focus Wall is actually 30% OFF over on itch and gumroad at the moment.
However, if you'd prefer to try it out before buying, there is a Lite version of the app that you can check out here:
https://madebyayan.itch.io/focuswall-lite
Smartphones have had sensors to measure magnetic fields called magnetometer for a long time for compass and other functions. There apps which use this data to measure magnetic fields around the phone.
Using this sensor and correlating it with the threshold for magnetic field for medical implants(10 Gauss in the case of ICD) we can build a solution to address this problem.
Since Firefox mobile has started to allow add-ons and that it's available on the desktop as well I think the best bet is to develop an add-on for both platforms which provide tab-group sync.
Hello Kayla, this is something bébé tries to tackle:
https://www.producthunt.com/posts/bebe
Bébé is for parents, who want to find a baby name without endlessly searching through lists of names.
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