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How adorable!
I do the same thing with books. I have tons I have only partially read. But I also have tons that I pick back up later and absolutely LOVE. I don't know exactly why this happens, but I never feel any dread about reading and so read a lot more than I did when I did not think this way.
Written by a guy who actually lived on the islands where this was happening (where I also happen to live).
Sometimes this would get me down. Other times it would motivate me. Either way I got sick of at least not knowing from the beginning.
Naturally I started a project to scratch this itch, which aims to help me quickly know in advance if my dumb saas idea is already* out there, so I can then go focus on building, customers etc.
Find every competitor to your saas/product/service/business in minutes! Beats the pants of Gemini/Calude/OpenAI deep research for this very particular use-case.
Specialized deep research agent for discovering competitors and understanding your market.
I don't now if it's useful, but this way of putting quanties in context, would be neat to see about all kinds of things. Like how they seem to always do rare things compared to your chance of getting hit by lightning.
Maybe this one: https://today.duke.edu/2019/02/tracking-food-leads-losing-po...