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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   Jarvis-like systems are a great use case. You should be able to sign up now.
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   I just accepted your invite :)
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   French + English available now. Which language would you like to get?
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   > how this compares to http://www.maluuba.com Wit is 100% open and flexible, you can create any intent you need for your app, you're not limited to a static set of domains/actions. EDIT: @ragebol we are very interes
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   It actually works with web apps as well.
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   Here is a node.js tutorial: https://wit.ai/docs/nodejs-tutorial We'll release a Ruby tutorial soon!
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   No, Siri is not required. Here is a tutorial for quick Android integration: https://wit.ai/docs/android-tutorial
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   > AFAIK there is no official way to interact with Siri or Google voice rec. Actually there are ways. On Android devices, voice rec is available to devs (even offline if the user enabled it!). We have a simple tutorial about how to integr
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   by ar7hur 13y ago

   > You should make it clearer that you don't actually handle voice recognition. You're right, we'll make it more clear on the landing page. A full out-of-the-box integration with some voice recognition engines (we love CMU
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    by ar7hur 13y ago

    Thanks for the feedback. Wit takes the output of the voice recognition engine as input. It's quite robust to voice recognition errors. Most devs use Google's engine or the open source CMU Sphinx engine. Fixed the Get Started link
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    by ar7hur 13y ago

    Hey everyone. Wit guy here. We've been working on Wit the past few months and we think it's time to get your feedback. I'm happy to answer any questions you have. Bringing Natural Language Understanding to the masses of devel
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    Show HN: Wit – Natural language for your app(wit.ai)

    321 points by ar7hur 13y ago|95 comments
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    by ar7hur 13y ago

    I think grandalf is implying that public transportation tends to be an attractor to some people who are more likely to commit street crimes. Notice the street . I'd say that financial crime is more likely to be done by Uber riders t
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    by ar7hur 13y ago

    Very interesting. Other comments have listed possible factors like population density, public transportation (MUNI). I'd love to see the correlation with: - the derivative of elevation (i.e. the slope) - the street lightning
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    by ar7hur 13y ago

    It's really interesting that the OP came back 2 years later to analyze why they failed. I think it takes a lot of time to discover the root causes of a failure (or a success) as opposed to what you think are causes, but are actually sy