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by nityasha 11mo ago
Great question! While there is some overlap in the AI assistant space, here’s what sets Nityasha apart from Glean, Gumloop, ChatGPT apps, and Claude MCP: Persistent Memory Across Everything. Nityasha remembers your preferences, context, and
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Show HN: Nityasha – We Built an AI App That Replaces 10 Apps(nityasha.com)
1 points by nityasha 11mo ago|2 comments
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by nityasha 1y ago
Fair point! I could have done a better job explaining the technical depth upfront rather than leading with my age. What we built: persistent memory using vector embeddings (Pinecone), semantic search across conversations, Socratic teaching
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by nityasha 1y ago
You're right to call this out - I appreciate the concern. I didn't think through the safety implications of sharing personal information publicly. I'll be more careful about operational security going forward. Thank you for t
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by nityasha 1y ago
Thank you for the kind words! You're absolutely right - I didn't do this alone. My dad has been incredibly supportive throughout this journey, helping me learn to code and working alongside me on this project. The technical archit
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by nityasha 1y ago
Fair point on the "wrapper" label. Let me clarify what we're building on top of base LLMs: Yes, we use OpenAI/Anthropic APIs - we're not training models from scratch (like you said, neither does Perplexity, Jasper,
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by nityasha 1y ago
Thanks Ayish! Glad it's working well for you. Quick clarification though - Nityasha isn't actually an SLM (Small Language Model) itself. We use existing large models (like GPT-4, Claude) but add a persistent memory layer on top +
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by nityasha 1y ago
Thank you so much for using Nityasha, Abir! Really appreciate you being an early user. We spent a lot of time on the UI trying to make it feel natural and not overwhelming. My dad kept saying "if a 13-year-old can't understand it
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Show HN: I'm 13 and built an AI that remembers context across conversations(ai.nityasha.com)
8 points by nityasha 1y ago|12 comments
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by nityasha 1y ago
$19.90/month for a browser seems steep, especially when most AI features are available elsewhere for free or built into existing tools. Feels like they’re trying to bundle convenience with exclusivity, but I wonder how many people will
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by nityasha 1y ago
Wow, this is a clever hack! Turning a printer into a scanner is such a simple yet elegant solution — reminds me how creative people can get with hardware limitations. Makes me wonder what other “hidden” functionalities old devices could hav