jeads

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by jeads 10y ago
There is something of a resemblance, certainly. Nothing like a little healthy competition.
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by jeads 10y ago
Apparently great minds think alike. http://datalba.com/ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11484635
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by jeads 10y ago
Google is very unfocused. I've heard very a capable serial entrepreneur say "Google competes with everyone.” I understand his consternation. But I certainly don’t feel like Google has solved this problem for me when I’m fumbling a
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by jeads 10y ago
I am very familiar with that process myself. :) While a cached intermediate for offline use is a very real possibility, providing top quality service without use of our server system would not be feasible with the current device market. S
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by jeads 10y ago
Customers who are not using our cloud storage service for storing content and who are concerned about security and privacy may have the option to have only metadata stored on our system. Once the images and other content have been processed
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by jeads 10y ago
A browser extension is planned, but only as one of several clients including a phone app and a website.
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by jeads 10y ago
Your diving headlong into an incredibly sticky issue. This is one of the core fears the public has been chewing on a long time... that the sharing of medical information would become so streamlined that nearly minimal effort would be requir
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Apply HN: Datalba – Your personal media search engine
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by jeads 11y ago
Great job! Weaving through the math, diagrams and code like this is a great setup. You might consider adding a little more force and excitement into the writing, to keep people engaged. Maybe a joke. You'll catch a wider audience that
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by jeads 11y ago
Make some showy data visualizations with R or MatPlotLib. Publish them somewhere with a link you can share. Even better if you can handle a little webdev, make something like one of these and really knock their socks off: http://
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by jeads 11y ago
Github.com is a great place for this. When you use an open source project from here, go ahead and contribute any issues you find, or comment on them if others have had them. Read a little of the code every once in a while and when you see s