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> And possibly a big fine in Europe

You made me curious. For what exactly could Facebook be fined, and how much would that fine be?

> Aside, SimilarWeb, like Alexa, seems pretty useless for metrics.

Are there any other better metrics than these two?

This is quite an interesting way of thinking. I saw somewhere that from the different thinks that you can be a snob about, one of them is a programming snob. Thinking that when you use one programming language, framework you are way superior than others. (I'm not saying that languages don't have superiority over each other).

But I think this is the same mindset that makes people think that they need to use ML to solve every problem, when actually you can solve it without it just fine. As has been discussed in an earlier post.

I agree with the comment above. I wanted to ask you what your product does, then I thought "why should I ask you when I can check the website out". Then I checked the website and I didn't find a description.

I think it will be very helpful to have a simple description in your site. First impression matters.

p.s. I like the idea of your product.

That's an interesting question but it is possible that the number of companies that succeed from Harvard dropouts is actually higher than those of the companies from some unknown University dropouts. People don't usually get that a Harvard dropout has way different (and I mean way better) socioeconomic, cultural and intellectual circumstances to succeed than say some dropout from a below average University somewhere in the world.