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by kumartanmay 8y ago
Thanks. I am looking for pre-requisites of Deep Learning, if there is anything that fast.ai is missing.
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
2. Courage to be disliked - Adler’s individual philosophy is explained in a way that could change the way you lead your life. It’s a practice that will take years to change but even minor changes lead to happiness and self fulfilment. 3. De
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
For me it is 1. Poor Charlie’s Almanac- the life lessons that are not taught in any school can also be applied in product development. It’s the easiest way to interact with the Charlie Munger and Warren Buffet - imagine one on one on leadin
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Ask HN: What books do you recommend reading once a year?
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
It's hard to predict. Even I got both acceptance and retraction email. My idea was accepted last year in Startup School when I had no traction. We've pivoted from that idea entirely and working on an enterprise software when we ha
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
I am a naive coder - I started coding in 1992 with Logo, Basic and then C/C++ until 2002. I started with Python last year and have enjoyed solving mathematical problems on Project Euler. Now, I am building a minor element of credit ris
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Ask HN: Has any naive coder benefitted from MOOCs of fast.ai?
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
Loose A4 Paper + Pen - new note always on a new paper; bundle similar papers with a paper clip; I also add sticknotes on the first page of a bundle to uniquely identify it.
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Modern day challenges with document image analysis(medium.com)
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Ask HN: Dos and donts of first email marketing campaign for a B2B SaaS product?
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Bank Statement Analytics: Credit-risk assessment for new-to-credit customers(medium.com)
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
If behavioural economists are so good at predicting human behaviour, why aren’t they popular among consumer facing companies? Why don’t such companies have a special position for behaviourial evonomists? Why none of the behaviourial Econom
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by kumartanmay 8y ago
Had it been early years of YC, this post of explaining herself could have made sense. After so many years of being at the helm of YC, who is a nut to doubt her? Or is it that she is still insecure and any indirect reference to her capabilit
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Indescribable feelings entrepreneurs go through(twitter.com)
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
Ideas are great but taking the first step to develop the product is very tiring. People just won’t have time to join your time. That’s common in India! We were Always on the hunt for someone who could believe in launching the minimum sellab
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
We're working with small businesses to help them get access to working capital. We digitise their transactions with big suppliers and in turn fund their inventory. Two months back we were almost about to integrate a bank statement pars
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Our team of two developed a simple Bank Statement Parser(inkredo.in)
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
It's an accelerator program for social ventures.
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What are efficient ways to do a product demo online?
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Ask HN: How is your experience with Village Capital program?
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
I agree to almost everything he said and I am also avoiding all the social media. It's surprising that he didn't use his blog to share, instead a social media. He has intentionally not mentioned Twitter. Was/ Is he an investo
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Ask HN: What are bank aggregation APIs working in India
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
Isn't human's greatest power in ability to think and imagine. Even animals are conscious and understand their surroundings?
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Unequal Founders(blog.eladgil.com)
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Ask HN: How to make convertibles more attractive for seed funding in India?
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
Except for the size of cheque and the position of magnetic characters, none of the text on cheques is standardised in India. Hence we might stand a chance of chopping characters
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
No, magnetic ink is only used at the bottom of the cheque for banking systems to identify the source of cheque.
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Will try and share the results here
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We are majorly facing challenge with cheques and bank statements with noisy background. e.g. those of HDFC bank.
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by kumartanmay 9y ago
We are trying automate the entire loan application and processing. So, this involved a lot of character recognition stuff as our target group have their financial documents as hard copies. Helping them autofill their information would make

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