arihant

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by arihant 16y ago
Thanks for pointing that out. A more interactive demo would certainly help. Also, the current webpage misses out the text-to-speech feature. I might work on that. Thanks again! :)
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by arihant 16y ago
snaw-ler.
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by arihant 16y ago
It's far more scalable in terms of technology. It uses intuition techniques and minimal NLP. So we can scale it to almost any language. Moreover, the system is not only limited to answer questions. Also, it requires much less data. Usually
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by arihant 16y ago
Clickable link: http://www.snolr.com
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Review my startup: An artificial intuition based Q/A engine.
8 points by arihant 16y ago|9 comments
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Show HN: Snolr, a Q/A engine based on Artificial Intuition.(snolr.com)
1 points by arihant 16y ago|0 comments
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by arihant 16y ago
The Lost Symbol - Dan Brown.
548.
by arihant 16y ago
Why not create a peer review, recommendation type system? To post an RMS post, you need an "OK" vote worth 1000 karma points. If you have more than 1000, you can post. If not, you need to to show your post to other people you know or met in
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The $35 laptop is here.(indianexpress.com)
4 points by arihant 16y ago|4 comments
550.
by arihant 16y ago
:D
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by arihant 16y ago
Eh? The first version of Facebook was created by an undergraduate in 2 weeks. Web startups are just websites, people just blow things out of proportion. You're not working on the Manhattan project, just a website. In one month in closet, pe
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by arihant 16y ago
Why don't you show me a counter example of it. See the Sanjay Dutt case. See Salman Khan case, one of country's top 3 stars prisoned for animal rights. Every now and then in newspapers you can read top officials getting penalized for misusi
553.
by arihant 16y ago
LB is an Indian company. If a US company and Indian company invent the same thing regardless of chronological order and if each company takes patents in their respective country, this can prohibit each company to operate in other's country.
554.
by arihant 16y ago
Lifeblob is an Indian company, even if they had a patent on this, it won't work against Facebook, which is a US company (until they have a US patent and Facebook is using same technique). Also, copyright infringement won't work until Facebo
555.
by arihant 16y ago
Women. It hurts.
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by arihant 16y ago
The estimated Union budget for India this year is 10,20,838 Crore Indian Rupees (1 crore = 10 Million). Yes, building an OS is hardly an expense. I was commenting on Pluggd.in article being written badly.
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by arihant 16y ago
Comparing TOI with Pluggd.in is a terrible parallel. TOI (Times of India) is world's largest read english daily with very high reputation in the country. That said, I do agree with you that Indian Gov have had some past cases of overspendin
558.
by arihant 16y ago
This is a very badly written article. We are not familiar with the kind or degree of attacks a government's information systems (in this case, Indian Gov) may be facing. We are also not familiar how many other governments have already done
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by arihant 16y ago
I'd be happy with new design if it either hides the sidebar by default or gives me all the options by default. On most of searches, I see only 'Everything' and 'More' options. I'm already seeing 'Everything' on my search, what's the point o
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by arihant 16y ago
You can use old design here http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=all
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by arihant 16y ago
There is a glitch though. I paused a video and when I resumed it started playing a totally different video, the video I paused is not even in the clip history.
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by arihant 16y ago
I love this. I am coding on my Mac with Nowmov playing on my other laptop. Love how I can use keyboard to control. I don't know about your algo, so it would be a nice addition to let people have accounts and then guess videos based on what
563.
by arihant 16y ago
Talking about the new sidebar, I really think it doesn't blend very well with the rest of the page. Compare this to the sidebar at www.clusty.com which feels so much "at home".
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by arihant 16y ago
I remember a class at CMU where they used a Bluetooth based system.
565.
by arihant 17y ago
You're right. In my case, my battery was defective, it just blanked out one fine morning. :) But I'd still press that some replacements for MacBooks are really out of proportion in terms of cost and one might regret not getting it. Namely -
566.
by arihant 17y ago
You might be right. The only notebook that I ever had a fan issue was my MacBook. I own notebooks from Sony and Dell too.
567.
by arihant 17y ago
Those replacements would be around $315 compared to $249 I paid for it. Also, more things can break. It also saved time. If one has to do dollar-to-dollar comparison for $10/mo service, they aren't ready to buy a $1200 laptop. Just because
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by arihant 17y ago
Yes. Got fan replaced twice, battery once, keyboard components once because of weird sound. Also, I check it in every month for general cleaning and service. Fan, keyboard and logic board failures are very common with Macs. Just google and
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by arihant 17y ago
and a tartan, might i add.
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by arihant 17y ago
Venture Beat should try visiting the links they publish in their articles. Kai-Fu Lee's Innovation Works is www.innovation-works.com not www.innovationworks.org

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