samikama

Thank you brudgers,

I thought about that but what we build is a cluster management and optimization solution. It requires a cluster and I couldn't be able to find a good way to show it. Do you know any examples? I searched for it but all I can find is customer testimonials, hence chicken and egg problem. I will check ShowHN and the guidelines thanks for the pointers.

About the community, I agree and I though that the problem I have is a common among technical founders, that is the reason I asked the original question, may be sharing some discussions can be helpful for others in the same situation or we can share what worked and what didn't. Isn't this how communities built?

I am a bit puzzled on the trying to receive without giving though. How can a question give something?

I checked the FAQ, and the guidelines before posting. I couldn't associate my original question or this one violating any of the or the guidelines.

Are there any other links/guidelines for the posts. For example, I don't know what you mean by a meta post.

For me intellectual curiosity means learning. That doesn't necessarily mean only technical though. I have spent enough time to learn about the technology and science, perhaps that is the reason I find the answer to the question I asked more intriguing than most technical or scientific questions most people have.

Thank you for your response. I appreciate it.

Thank you evtenko, this is what I thought as well, especially considering the speed of it being marked flagged. I checked FAQ and searched in the internet but didn't find any reference. I tried to see if there are any hints in the post itself but can't see anything other than [flagged] so I thought I would ask to see if I missed something, hence this question.

Thank you Paul,

That is the problem I am having. What we built is addressing all the points you mentioned, reduces costs as well as adds revenue at the same time. There is no issues with model licenses and privacy because it is still your machine. Whenever you need it, it is available to you. It should be attractive to people.

But you are making a very good point which I may have missed and in hindsight it matches some of the observations we have. `That somebody probably knows a lot about cost optimization already (or thinks they know!) and might think you are bringing a tic-tac-toe master to a chess tournament! ` I don't believe it is true but I can see people may think that and that may be my issue.

What would be the best way to overcome this? Would it be data? if so what kind of data?

Thank you Paul, your comment is great help!

Thanks for the response. I genuinely was asking this is what we built, it makes sense to me but I am having hard time to find people who would see this in customers. Who should we try to talk in companies, whether people see the issue? For us the problem is obvious, data is there but may be people do not care about it currently or not aware. If so how would the other founders overcome these challenges?

May be I over described the problem? Or was the questions made you to think it was a phony question? Or the question is so obvious it is too simple to ask?

Thanks for your response regardless.