When you run into a bug/problem, asking it to find the source instead of asking it to fix it

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I feel this depends on whether you believe concentration is a problem. Like before the Neolithic Revolution people didn't really have leaders, if someone tried to be a tyrant it was a lot easier to leave.

Though after agriculture and the ability to concentrate wealth blockchain is imo the first real shot of a store of value independent of a system.... though by creating a new system in which a few centralized players are in charge, humanity prevails

A platform to get user feedback and conversion insights where anyone can pay to get a specific amount of users to their thing.

Are you trying to do LEAP puts?

Is it possible to use the AI as an API or are you trying to embed a lightweight directly to save on cost?

What is the key thing you would try to figure out? Such as one person is willing to pay for it?

Yes, I'm trying to know whether there are more people having the issue that I'm solving. Though now that I talk with you, I realized I should have tried to know this beforehand, but I built it because I found it so useful.

But I think my main issue is that I have zero network with other devs, apart from my 2-3 developers in my company. I don't have a way to quickly reach out and find out what devs in general are struggling with, etc. I guess I have to get out there, out of my little company cave :)

How did you try to validate people want this?

Maybe Clark was a huge zelda fan in his youth haha

When you say "lead prospecting," what did that actually look like in practice for you when you were starting from zero? Like for me so far I feel I think too much of how to optimize whatever it is I'm building (which is the relative easy)

I'd guess it's popularized by Palantir which did the FDE model on a large scale (to great success) though it seems now the competitive landscape for AI implementation is broadening (such as openai implementation partners for ex)