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My friend and I were frustrated by high prices of mid-to-high-end fashion brands and hated sifting through secondhand sites for deals, availability, and size
So, for our CS class, we created Encore, an AI fashion/search assistant that finds the best second-hand/sustainable/cheaper alternatives for your favorite pieces đ
Try it out:Â https://trysecondhand.com
Type what you're looking for, chat with it, and it searches hundreds of resale/secondhand fashion sites (like Depop, Grailed, Poshmark, Etsy, Net-A-Porter, TheRealReal, eBay, Vestiaire Collective, ArcadeShop, etc.) and more obscure sites that Google doesn't prioritizeâall in one place.
We hope people can spend less on quality products, save time, and make eco-friendly purchases!
Weâre getting lots of usage now and would love your feedback. Thanks! : )
So probably a total Patrick idea. But what if we used enough thrust over time to push the earth a little farther away from the sun? At some point it would cool down right?