Show HN: Hansei

haolez wrote: post #4

majestic5762 wrote: post #2

This looks like a clone of https://www.chaindesk.ai/ which is open-source

From the FAQ: > Does it use ChatGPT ? > Yes, your chatbot uses ChatGPT (gpt-4). We are planning to support other models in the future. It's not necessarily privacy-aware (and it doesn't claim to be).

I don't understand your answer, it has nothing to do with mine

Re: Show HN: Hansei

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Post by nextworddev » Thu, Jul 13, 2023, 1:19 PM UTC

majestic5762 wrote: post #2

This looks like a clone of https://www.chaindesk.ai/ which is open-source

How people discover these projects on GitHub? GitHub search function is a hit or miss

Re: Show HN: Hansei

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Post by namanyayg » Thu, Jul 13, 2023, 1:22 PM UTC

majestic5762 wrote: post #2

This looks like a clone of https://www.chaindesk.ai/ which is open-source

Why is the UI eerily similar as well? Is Hansei a blatant ripoff?

Re: Show HN: Hansei

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Post by gkanai » Thu, Jul 13, 2023, 1:25 PM UTC

Any service that does not prominently show who is responsible, don't even bother using it. If the owners are not willing to put themselves on their own company website, you should not be using that service/site.

Re: Show HN: Hansei

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Post by hunterhod » Thu, Jul 13, 2023, 1:37 PM UTC

How is this different from other products that are already in the market? Have you done competitor analysis at all or did you just build something?

Re: Show HN: Hansei

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Post by zerkten » Thu, Jul 13, 2023, 1:41 PM UTC

gkanai wrote: post #8

Any service that does not prominently show who is responsible, don't even bother using it. If the owners are not willing to put themselves on their own company website, you should not be using that service/site.

This the first thing I look for to establish the credibility of any site, app, or service. It's marginally OK to link to a LinkedIn page, but you have to populate it with credible information. Seeing 0 employees is a huge warning that you should not use the service. This causes me to look harder to understand why this information is obscured.