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by Satam 4y ago
If it was not for seeing it all on the page of hacker news, I wouldn't even have known our repo's might have been compromised.
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Heroku is hiding: homepage, blog and Twitter do not mention the hack(heroku.com)
1 points by Satam 4y ago|1 comments
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by Satam 5y ago
I think you may be underestimating the potential of Dall-E. While it is true that pattern recognition is a key part of what it does, the fact that it can generate images from textual descriptions is a significant step forward. It's not
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by Satam 5y ago
W being the winter batch of YC startup accelerator, S being the summer one. Thus W22 is the winter batch of 2022.
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by Satam 5y ago
Probably not what OP intended but here's what I encountered. When autocompleting code for a Pythonic database query it would finish something like "query.all()" as "query.all().delete()". Meanwhile, as a programmer,
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by Satam 5y ago
Just took a look at your submission. Here are a few things that might have caused low engagement. 1) Title could be better. It was the first time I've heard of Bangbang, I imagine the same applies to quite a few people. 2) The neural n
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Software Engineering Behind iPad's Pencil(developer.apple.com)
3 points by Satam 5y ago|0 comments
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by Satam 5y ago
And access to Linux. Which most of non-tech people are not going to have.
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by Satam 5y ago
Hi Verdex, I read your comment and don't understand what you meant either.
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by Satam 5y ago
For one, usually, you wouldn't be able to get those running in 60 seconds. This is really what we're striving for, not just a tagline. No long-ass .yamls, .configs. Ready, set, go - that's the goal. You can think of it as Her
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by Satam 6y ago
Automatically enriching lecture videos with annotations from wikipedia. Something I've been working on as the final project for my undergraduate degree.
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Show HN: Better Lecture Videos(betterlectures.com)
1 points by Satam 6y ago|1 comments
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by Satam 6y ago
Independence on its own, would not be a competitive advantage. In reality, for the most part, people do not care enough about minor privacy violations. The outrage you see online rarely bleeds into the average user's day-to-day decisio
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by Satam 6y ago
Wow, cool to see this here! Just recently reached out to Kam, founder of Papercups, on LinkedIn as I had read his article about them going through YC. I wanted to know more about people's experiences with remote YC batches, and Kam res
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by Satam 6y ago
Hey, congrats on the launch! I see there's some critique here already that could be a bit hurtful - don't take it to heart. As most of these commenters haven't even had a chance to try your app yet, this signals to me that so
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by Satam 6y ago
We've made this as isolated and private as possible. By design, we kept it separate from any bank-linking processes, and we don't ever keep track of who's the owner of the transactions (nor do we have a way of knowing). Even
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by Satam 6y ago
Some background: started off working on a personal finance app and discovered that transaction information was in a terrible state, even with the services from the big guys like Plaid.com The transaction names were truly a mess: "17022
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Show HN: Wisefin API – Turn messy bank transactions into beautiful data(wisefin.ai)
26 points by Satam 6y ago|8 comments
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by Satam 6y ago
Some background: initially, I started off working on a personal finance app and discovered that transaction info was in a terrible state, even with the big guys like Plaid. Transaction names were a mess: "170220 SPOTI P23ZFA90EA",
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Show HN: Wisefin – Turn messy bank transactions into beautiful data(wisefin.ai)
3 points by Satam 6y ago|3 comments
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by Satam 6y ago
My opionated view on startups. Would love to hear what you guys think.
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Stop writing code. Your startup will thank you(builtnotfound.proseful.com)
1 points by Satam 6y ago|1 comments
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by Satam 8y ago
I'll kick things off. I was first exposed to AWS Lambda when working on a scraper that needed to operate in a few different regions. Its scale was relatively small and it would only need to do its thing when a scraping job was manually
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Ask HN: What Are Your Experiences with the serverless paradigm and FaaS?
3 points by Satam 8y ago|1 comments
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by Satam 8y ago
That is a very interesting idea; I'd also say it makes things more scary. Social media might not necessarily creating something new but it is abusing circuits that had already been instilled by evolution - quite powerful and important
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by Satam 8y ago
JIAN YANG!!!
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by Satam 8y ago
Wtf does this have to do with anything?
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by Satam 8y ago
Yeah, that's definitely the reason why it has become part of the workflow ;)
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by Satam 8y ago
Organized religion is a human endeavor and it should be taken as such. However, if we put aside the politics and consider it strictly from the view of someone who is trying to figure out the world, I don't see why it is necessary to th
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by Satam 8y ago
Although there is no question that a large part of the religious dogma is straight out false, it seems to me that, knowing how many things we still have no understanding of, it would be just as unproductive to outright dismiss all of it a

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