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  • skyberrys57 minutes ago
    It sounds like you need me to visit your market ( or my market... It only takes one super user per market and I assure you I am almost always there), film everything and then feed that into your website. I like the idea, but it&#x27;s not complex for my fanatical farmers market mind. It only has two geographic regions and okay 1 is only hours driving from me, but I would be more likely to use it if it was my own region.<p>Also it has a picture of an avocado and no data about avocados.<p>And don&#x27;t get me started on the market availability between the first hour and the last hour because if I keep losing all the caviar limes to the restaurant buying the whole batch I&#x27;m going to start camping at 6am.<p>Some things I hunt for: Concord grapes, pomegranate, caviar limes, raspberries, mara des bois strawberries, amaranth and all types of kale.<p>ETA: the early girl tomatoes I recall as end of May or June, probably mid June for you. Too late now I think. Those little orange oblong ones are good though and my favorite breed of tomato is Japanese tomatoes. They have almost 100 percent availability at my market too because they have a specialist grower who uses green houses.
  • mariocesar1 hour ago
    Great work, and thanks for sharing the transcript! Just skimming through the chats, I&#x27;ve already learned a lot. Would be so awesome to have this for any region&#x2F;city, but that is a data problem to solve.<p>Congrats again!
  • recursive1 hour ago
    I don&#x27;t understand what the y-axis on the graphs mean, and what the second color for each series represents.
    • martyvis56 minutes ago
      Per the small text at the bottom of the poster I would say they are based on shipment volumes -so how much is available. The lighter colour probably indicates variation depending on how good the growing season is
    • skyberrys52 minutes ago
      I guess the second color is the margin of error or wiggle room on the prediction.
    • c541 hour ago
      There&#x27;s no y axis labeled or marked, the visual is vertically spreading each curve out so it&#x27;s not all one big color jumble. Not sure what the second color means exactly either.