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by bloodcarter 8y ago
Hi Vlad Chernyshov, CTO of Dasha.AI here. Just wanted to show you Dasha.AI, an AI for Accomplishing Real-World Business Tasks Over the Phone. We built it with the team of 3 in 6 months. It's like Google Duplex, but for Businesses. Now
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Show HN: We did Google Duplex for businesses in 6 months with a team of 3(dasha.ai)
58 points by bloodcarter 8y ago|20 comments
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by bloodcarter 8y ago
Actually, we did it on the other side (on a business side) a year ago, you can watch the demo here https://dasha.ai/en/
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Ask HN: AI that automates sales, support and hiring
1 points by bloodcarter 9y ago|1 comments
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Does anybody need an AI that passes voice Turing test?
2 points by bloodcarter 10y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: Voice Turing test passed, built a prototype. Anybody needs it except me?
4 points by bloodcarter 10y ago|0 comments
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by bloodcarter 10y ago
Dedal, the Bay Area, http:/beta.ded.al, Is looking for a product manager/bizdev killer, pre-launch, BIG equity, the most broken industry in history. Drop a line at bloodcarter@gmail.com
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Dedal: accelerating construction industry’s transition(news.ded.al)
1 points by bloodcarter 10y ago|0 comments
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by bloodcarter 10y ago
Sorry, I didn’t get you.
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Sure they did, Paul. But were they vital? That's the question.
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Thanks for sharing this, Martin. I agree. But let me play a devil advocate and ask you question. Take a look at the history of the biggest startup hits like Microsoft, Google, Facebook, etc. Do you really think that investor matters in thes
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Thanks, Mike! Good luck you too!
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Inspire HN: Persistent determination
21 points by bloodcarter 16y ago|1 comments
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Yes, I hacked supply chain and wrote several pieces of software, and now our profit margin is around 40% of total project estimate. While it's still below the market for the customers.
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Are you from Russia as well? Nice too meet you! I think that the fact that Milner is now working with YC will have a little or zero effect on Russian startup ecosystem. Money love silence. What would help Russian startup ecosystem to grow i
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Yes, it's successful and I also managed to negotiate a partnership with IKEA. A unique experience! I did all that just to be able one day to return to my startup. We've been featured on ReadWriteWeb and 400+ ppl have subscribed for our beta
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Actually I had 2 co-founders. The trouble was that we eventually run out of money and they quit. I stayed. But I was forced to start a construction company in order to make some money and I grew it from $0 to 500k in sales. But damn it! I'm
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
I have only one question: how to get an invitation to the interview if you are single founder (like Dropbox)? Looks like "single founder problem" is a flaw in YC's business model, because your biggest hits (Dropbox, Greplin) all came from i
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Ask HN: Should I keep working on this project?
1 points by bloodcarter 16y ago|0 comments
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
I feel really bad about this. I'll explain. Every person has different "social roles" in real life (for friends, business associates, hobby, etc.). But I have only one FB account. With single avatar pic. Imagine leaving a comment on some bu
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Actually Genome is simply an identity and relationships provider in the cloud. And this Android app supposed to be just an example of what any developer can do on top of Genome as a platform. And yes, there were plans about exporting this d
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Ask HN: Should I keep working on this project?(docs.google.com)
4 points by bloodcarter 16y ago|2 comments
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
It's "chicken-and-egg" problem. You should go read Chris Dixon's post here http://cdixon.org/2009/08/25/six-strategies-for-overcoming-c...
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
True. But here I agree with Fred Wilson ( http://www.avc.com/a_vc/2011/02/mba-tuesday.html ). He says: "Early in a startup, product decisions should be hunch driven. Later on, product decisions should be data driven." I talked to Jack Dorse
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Oh, thanks for pointing this out! Their reply looks like they missed the point. Huh.
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
If you want to dig a big hole, you need to stay in one place. If you walk around town with a little shovel, you'll just end up digging thousands of little holes, not one big one.
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Wow! An ad...
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
The best way to predict the future is to invent it.
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Continue learning C++. It will teach you fundamentals of OOP. Then make something nice and useful with C++. Make yourself feel comfortable with C++ and then try make some Android app. They have good documentation and it's fun :)
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by bloodcarter 16y ago
Henry Ford once said that, if he’d asked his customers what they wanted, they’d have asked for a faster horse.

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