nothing to contribute on my own, but this may interest you: https://www.indiehackers.com/businesses - probably something worth reading as it goes in to ideas and their implementation. interesting to note that there is a weather app chrome extension there that seems to make 2.5k per month.
what isn't mentioned is the speed at which the editor reads out code. i remember reading a similar story where the blind programmer recorded some code being read out, and it was extremely impressive to say the least. i could not understand a single word. i thought the recording was broken.
I spent a lot of time on your site & the medium article trying to understand what it does. I wouldn't have done this if I didn't read your HN post, so I really did try and understand it.
Right now it seems like this would create more work for me than reduce it. Just my thoughts. Good luck though!
neat idea. i'm going to chicago in a few weeks and took the recommendation from your app.
the interface is clean and easy to use, the idea itself i also quite clever, however, i don't know if it will be survive/used on its own. it seems as if it's an accessory service, something that compliments a primary service. maybe if i book a trip to visit a city, using another service, say a travel service, this would automatically serve me your app's recommendation.
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