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by infinitone 10y ago
You're not harsh at all- i'd appreciate feedback, what parts do you think we should improve? I'll admit we kind of rushed the sign up page as we've been busy building the product.
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by infinitone 10y ago
Check out http://foxtype.com - does some of that but more grammar-like heuristics such as conciseness, complexity. On a side note, I'm part of a team working on http://emailfox.co which will provide 'Smart
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by infinitone 10y ago
We're building a tool that does something similar but for email. Currently we're targeting cold sales emails- the idea is, you enter a recipient's email and we aggregate data about them and surface relevant, personable sente
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by infinitone 10y ago
Is there something like this but for windows?
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by infinitone 10y ago
Interesting problem. I'm intrigued. But you say: >If that information could be gathered, and you could get a list of the best matches for your family (or vice versa), then the huge Russian Roulette risk of getting a new nanny/
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by infinitone 10y ago
Saw the video demo... i don't see how greppage is any different from the usecase they were saying it solves (googling). You still have to search, you still have to view the search results and choose a result and then view the chosen r
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by infinitone 10y ago
Question: is there something like this but for text? Like if i write a sentence it starts generating sentences similar to it. Or is this an area of research?
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by infinitone 10y ago
It would be much more useful if they released a pretrained model. Most people don't have the tech required to train their own- unless you want to wait months.
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Ask HN: Git Issues Email Report Generator
1 points by infinitone 10y ago|0 comments
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by infinitone 10y ago
When i run the example of 'Statue of Liberty', i get an array of various places of the statue (didn't know theres one in Pakistan). Then i put 'Statue of Liberty, New York' and i get an empty array. Am i missing s
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by infinitone 10y ago
Really cool. But maybe its just me, aren't butterflies kind of hard to distinguish between each other. I feel as though his search result page- i couldn't really tell if it was good or not because they all looked kind of similar
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by infinitone 10y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but is there something like word2vec but for images- like an image2vec? In terms of text processing, word2vec is one of the best approaches. So can't you describe the features of images using neural networks and
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by infinitone 10y ago
Dash and Kite are mainly for code documentation/info. What i'm thinking is more about your team's specific info- such as: - what is the postgres db connection info - how to setup remote debugging environment - give me our tes
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Ask HN: Feedback on idea- a knowledge bot for Dev Teams
2 points by infinitone 10y ago|4 comments
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by infinitone 11y ago
I searching for running shoes and got camera products...
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by infinitone 11y ago
Seems like it was hastily launched to coincide with Google's? I guess now we have platform wars even on something so niche...
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by infinitone 11y ago
Tried 'waterless car wash', and got some incoherent and grammatically erroneous results like: - Which organization will make their car look? - Did dry Wash help someone to clean their car without using water? - Explore what sort o
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by infinitone 11y ago
How about a startup research incubator lab?
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by infinitone 11y ago
Well on the bright side I think you can export your lastpass account to something better, like 1pass.
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by infinitone 11y ago
For NLP, what API/lib are you guys using?
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by infinitone 11y ago
You can do that with OpenCV, does everything have to be made into a web service to be used nowadays?
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by infinitone 11y ago
It started off good... but then at around 8:30+ they started bashing Java which was tolerable until it started to sound like 'Java is dead.' etc. Some of the most interesting applications that solved hard problems such as high av
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by infinitone 11y ago
I haven't used Angie's List- but its possible that the 3rd party providers that Angie lists could have told Angie that they are getting unwarranted solicitation.
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by infinitone 11y ago
Can you explain answer 4 and 5 please? Thanks.
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by infinitone 11y ago
I'm interested.
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by infinitone 11y ago
Uber for X services thrive on high retention something which is low for hair cuts. How often do people get them? Also, hair styling can be subjective making it hard to quantitatively define quality- which makes it hard to scale.
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by infinitone 11y ago
Yes... because everyone uses the terrible piece of software that is iTunes. Even me as an iPhone user, I won't be switching anytime soon- Spotify has a sense of community and music discovery.
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by infinitone 11y ago
Yup, thats why some people have started to use olive and the new craze: coconut oil. Albeit, there are other reasons but this is one of them. Most vegetable oils except palm, olive and coconut oil are high in PUFAs.
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by infinitone 11y ago
Is there a full in depth comparison between all these streaming services? I use Spotify, but I'd like to know if I should switch- the main feature I'm looking for is better recommendations/discovery. Also it'd be nice
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by infinitone 11y ago
How long did it take to get your green card after first filing?

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