ajigarjian

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by ajigarjian 1y ago
Agreed, at this moment it’s an anecdotal labeling. Honestly if anyone can point us towards some other great tooling in this space, we’d love to compare and contrast more deeply. Right now we’re benchmarking against data.gov
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by ajigarjian 1y ago
We only want people to pay for Crystal if they feel they get outsized value out of it; we’d never ask you to pay just to make a few searches. That being said, each query makes a few LLM calls to make sure we’re returning the most relevant
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by ajigarjian 1y ago
It’s U.S. data as per the title - but our goal is to integrate datasets from every country to make it comprehensive, no matter what you’re looking for
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by ajigarjian 1y ago
Hi, yeah we have our mission on the About page. Appreciate you posting the additional context
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Show HN: Crystal, the most accurate U.S. gov't data search tool(askcrystal.info)
23 points by ajigarjian 1y ago|8 comments
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Show HN: Crystal, a tool for researching government data via plain English(askcrystal.info)
6 points by ajigarjian 2y ago|1 comments
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
I also trimmed down the graph rendering so it doesn't take as much time (now that the play pop up isn't in the way)
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Thank you for the feedback - you playing and taking the time to write all of this is super helpful and I really appreciate it. The option to move quickly between puzzles totally makes sense - I added in buttons below the "Graphs title&
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Hm, what pops up when you click play (or anywhere outside of the pop up)?
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
I've been staring at it too long and can't tell if it looks good or bad
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Tried my hand at an update on the calendar. Thoughts? The colors were proving tricky
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
I added in an option via a settings button (up top) to toggle grid lines...hoping that is a good start!
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Appreciate the kind words!
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I'll look into fixing this. Are you referencing a graph that had a 10 month period as the x axis?
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Still looking for that Goldilocks zone ha
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
This is a great idea and in the backend it tracks how many tries it took to win, so the data is there. Also, NYT crosswords does this similarly where you can see on the calendar how far into each puzzle you got visually. Let me take a stab
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by ajigarjian 2y ago
Thanks for enjoying, James!
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Show HN: Graphs, a daily data visualization puzzle(graphs.world)
34 points by ajigarjian 2y ago|21 comments
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Show HN: Graphs – A daily puzzle game to guess data sets(graphs.world)
2 points by ajigarjian 2y ago|1 comments