Your input as a technical job seeker is very helpful too, gave me a couple of ideas...
Cheers
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Your input as a technical job seeker is very helpful too, gave me a couple of ideas...
Cheers
So, to help everyone interested in starting a company (and also expand my coding skills and understand how to use generative AI), I built Big Startup Ideas, a database of business ideas for real-world problems. The backend AI-based app uses real-world data (economic, market, and consumer behavior coming from online sources) to generate the business ideas.
This is it: https://bigstartupideas.com
It took some time to develop and improve data gathering, but it is still quite basic (it was mostly the learning curve). The app is a gpt wrapper in part, but it has its own set of rules to identify problems and produce ideas more systematically.
The database is free to browse, and there is an ebook with a curated set of ideas for just a few bucks. But it's still a side project.
I appreciate your comments and hope you find at least one idea that inspires you!
I hope you have the chance to try it then :)
Thanks for reporting!
Re: title: it actually is auto populated when you bookmark a webpage with the bookmarklet AND the webpage has a title. Let me know if I'm missing something here.
Re: topics: yes! You are absolutely right, I'm fixing that asap.
The sign-up page actually does include the password requirements: "The password must be at least 8 characters long and include upper and lowercase letters, numbers and symbols."
In sum: * 8 chars long minimum * include all of these: upper and lower case letters, numbers and symbols
I do realize that such a combination of characters is somewhat hard to remember compared to simpler passwords. I'll consider options to simplify all this.
I appreciate your feedback.
I get what you say about boards with too many topics/bookmarks. I've been thinking of different ways to display information, so this kind of feedback is very useful!
If you decide to try it, I look forward to receiving more feedback and feature requests!
What browser do you use? Once you created the bookmarklet, you can move it to your e.g. "bookmarks bar" in Chrome and it's pretty handy (that's my current set up).
I'll consider your navigation suggestion – any specific reason why you prefer to click on the logo to go back to your home page rather than the username? Any problem with the interface? Visibility?
Each board has its own set of bookmarks and topics. If you want to save a bookmark to multiple boards, you'll need to do save it to each one of them. Sorry for that – this is at least for now, a copy bookmark function is an option that I'll consider.
I'll be here if you have questions, or you may want to just send an email to the contact email (address here: https://klobie.com/help)
Thanks again!
My specific use case is doing initial, exploratory web research to work on company, industry and market analysis. This initial phase requires reviewing many sources and identifying the "important bits" that will help structure the main project. I take notes for that, at the bookmark, topic and board (theme) level. I get what you say, the wording of the one-liner maybe doesn't reflect all possible use cases, or even properly describe my own! I'll consider options for this.
The idea of address bar integration is terrific.
Thanks again for the feedback!
In my use case, it's a matter of organization. But totally get what you say, classifying things into buckets is extra work. I'll consider options to address this but, would adding a topic "later" be a temporary solution to you? Then you can edit bookmarks' topics as you please, but they would initially appear under the same card corresponding to the topic "later".
Thanks for the feedback!
I just wonder...
Storing web pages has a cost.
Having notes for each bookmark (which I usually use to record key data points I find in web pages), and also notes at the topic and board levels (which can be used for similar purposes): is there still any benefit (above cost) of keeping an exact copy of the webpage you bookmarked?
I guess it all depends on what's the chance of needing to go back to older bookmarks to re-visit something, right?
Thanks for your feedback!