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by ar7hur 12y ago
> (~40% w/w growth, 100%+ m/m growth) You should fix this enormous mathematical inconsistency, or everything else you claim is suspicious.
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Cool project. If I understand, it learns what emails mean and what actions should be triggered across all users. So I guess it must store my emails and actions somewhere, to participate to this across-the-board learning. I wonder if users w
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Wit.AI (YC W14) is hiring Clojure devs in Palo Alto(wit.ai)
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by ar7hur 12y ago
More likely 1E9
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Wit.AI (YC W14) ( https://wit.ai/jobs ) - fulltime, Palo Alto We are building the AI platform that helps 3000+ developers create apps that understand human language [1]. We’d like to hear from you if: - You are a full-stack s
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Whatever happens in the courtroom, Chahal has lost already.
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Join Wit.AI (YC W14) to reinvent human-machine dialog (Palo Alto, San Francisco)(wit.ai)
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by ar7hur 12y ago
I see what you mean, but since the 1970s speech researchers have been splitting seconds into 10ms or 25ms intervals, that's not my decision. They could have started from any duration but they haven't. And you could start to expr
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by ar7hur 12y ago
What you say actually makes no sense whatsoever. Why are you talking about 1 second windows? If 44100 can be decomposed easily in small prime numbers, it means that you can split 44100 into windows that are themselves products of small prim
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Almost all ASR engines use 25ms windows, not 10ms (they typically overlap and are processed every 10ms).
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Also, the fact that 44,100 can be factored as 2^2 * 3^2 * 5^2 * 7^2 makes it very efficient to do Fast Fourrier Transforms on moving windows. Which we do a lot in Speech Recognition and DSP in general.
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Congrats to the team! I respect what you've done so far, but I can't help wondering how investors can base their analysis on an experiment restricted to Palo Alto, Mountain View and San Jose. From what I see, the bulk of orders (i
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Because who cares? We have our shuttles to the valley and Uber for the parties! (second degree comment)
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by ar7hur 12y ago
+1. How about: (comp foo second list)
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by ar7hur 12y ago
"In startup we are practice Outage Driven Infrastructure."
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Why pictures and posts are the future of online advertising(gigaom.com)
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Wit.AI (YC W14) is hiring full-stack engineers – Clojure lovers welcome(wit.ai)
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Wit.AI (YC W14) is hiring full-stack engineers in San Francisco, Palo Alto(wit.ai)
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OP here. We are about to release many new languages. Any feedback from Spanish-speaking devs is much appreciated, thank you!
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Show HN: Build Spanish Speech Interfaces with Wit.AI(wit.ai)
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by ar7hur 12y ago
> Palo Alto, Mountain View etc. are no more part of Silicon Valley Seems somewhat exaggerated to me. There's definitely a shift from the valley to the city (and Palantir eating up all available space in PA sure catalyzes this proces
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by ar7hur 12y ago
YC W14 startups have all received this investment from a fund "YCVC" that includes KV (I know this first hand, we are one of them!). That doesn't mean any of us chose KV. That being said, I want to moderate my comment. Unti
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Regardless of the law, I just don't understand why Khosla is going into this PR disaster. Which entrepreneur who has a choice (and 99% of successful entrepreneurs have a choice) between Khosla and another VC would choose Khosla after t
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Kudos to David Marcus for this smart, no-bullshit reaction. We need more human material and less PR shit from CEOs. I understand that junior employees can sometimes go publicly against the company they just left, but that's really not
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Unfortunately as a consequence to Carlos Slim's quasi-monopoly on telcos, Mexico has already the highest Internet access price in the world. I'm wondering if this law is not another attempt to lock down the system.
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Wit.AI (YC W14) is hiring full-stack engineers in Palo Alto
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C, Clojure, Speech, Web Hackers? Join us and build a new kind of AI(wit.ai)
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by ar7hur 12y ago
I've had a pair for the last 6 months. Honestly at this price point ($1500), you must really be a geek to be willing to buy one. IMHO it's not ready for rollout. The limited voice UI and the battery life make it useless for actual
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by ar7hur 12y ago
Let's see 6 months from now if the app is still around -- personally I bet it won't.
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by ar7hur 12y ago
FB hired the team they don't give a damn about the users or the data.

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