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Japanese agri bank has amassed estimated $700B global market for CLOs
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Automated Bank Statement Analysis
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Thank you. Is there something that can be integrated with the product so that there is no broken experience?
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I want a seamless service where customers can easily submit and track their issues with our APIs during the testing phase. One of the ways I am thinking of is creating a public repo on GitHub for issue management but that is something clien
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Ask HN: What is the best way to manage customer issues from API testing?
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Are you also working on extracting tabular data from scanned image files?
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This is one of the least asked questions that I learned today. If you are raising a seed round from VC, please check the size of fund. If you can make a case of return 20% of their fund during the exit after series A, go for it. e.g. you ha
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Ever researched why it breaks?
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Hey vortex_ape, we're also working on extracting data trapped inside scanned PDFs and recently, we've begun to get good results using DL algos. I am based in Gurugram, would you like to catch up and exchange experiences?
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Oh yes, I did qualify him for investments and thankfully, I did get answers to all the questions above. I was directly talking to the founder and had researched about his story before getting on the call. He sold his previous venture and is
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This is such a beautiful read where he predicts the democratisation of web, especially with e-commerce and information. He also shares a context wherein he explains that technology augments the industry before democratisation.
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A timeless interview of Steve Jobs from 1996
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Who doesn't like a strategic investment from a customer? I was pitching to a client and he offered that his company would like to explore investing rather. Now he wanted to know the details of the company and I told him some figures of
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Ask HN: How should one respond if a sales call turns into an investment call?
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Hey andrew_chris, we're working on it and will be interested to help you. Please contact me: tanmay [at] inkredo [dot] in
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Interesting! I see that you've decided experts based on sentiment analysis of their comments. How do you decide upon the high quality of information/ news on a topic?
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The way I spend time and the quality of information I consume shapes my thinking and I owe it to HN. Since HN is crowdsourced, it is my trusted go-to source for authentic and newsworthy news. Secondly, I always search my queries on HN befor
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Internet is a huge resource. Even finding the most relevant thing is an art. You keep on getting better. Videos and tutorials might be shallow but your aim is to get the job done by learning a new skill. You only get closer to being an expe
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Ask HN: What's the best sportsperson autobiography you've read?
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The network effect needs to come into play and yes, one should get the opportunity to expand the geographical boundaries.
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I just checked Never Split the Difference. The context of the book is intriguing. Thank you so much :-)
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Yes, it's a classic. Lately, I am fascinated by Adlerian philosophy. And, I love audiobooks for its own pace.
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Wow. You're introducing me to a new world of books in the same genre.
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Thanks for your candid feedback. I'm removing Ego is the Enemy from my list. Stoicism is always a fascinating read.
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Just checked Hackers on Amazon and I love reading quick histories. Should be an interesting one. Thanks for sharing.
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SICP makes computer science super fun and easier to understand. I believe it is one of the tenets on which CS-philers grow upon.
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Thanks for reminding Joel on Software. Definitely, it is the go-to guide for all techies. I like NNT's mind but it is too difficult to learn or practise what he preaches. What's your take away from Antifragile?
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I am practising Stoicism and I have heard a lot about Ryan Holiday's Ego is the enemy. Both these books are on my reading list.
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Never heard but it sounds good. I just finished reading The Courage to be disliked by Ichiro Kishmi and it was so refreshing to reset my mind that I've planned to read again. This time I'll go slow and even make notes. Also, the i
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I have read Four Steps. Although it is meant for early-stage founders, I believe an experienced founder would learn more from it because it is experiential and exhaustive. On the other hand, an experienced founder will not like to read a bo
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