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Applying topic and entity recognition to global news headlines(blog.kimonolabs.com)
4 points by pranade 11y ago|0 comments
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Kimono (YC W14) is looking for a contract visual designer(kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 12y ago
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by pranade 12y ago
Super helpful analysis, both from an employer perspective and for the employee -- we need more transparency on this
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How Next Caller uses web scraping to add pronunciation data to caller ID(blog.kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 12y ago|0 comments
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Hacking real estate with a web scraper to find the best off market deals(blog.kimonolabs.com)
3 points by pranade 12y ago|1 comments
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Kimono Labs (YC W14) releases new pagination features for easier web scraping(blog.kimonolabs.com)
4 points by pranade 12y ago|0 comments
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by pranade 12y ago
awesome
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by pranade 12y ago
Great work!
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Transform your [kimono] API endpoints on the fly with JavaScript functions(blog.kimonolabs.com)
10 points by pranade 12y ago|0 comments
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by pranade 12y ago
This is awesome!
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Kimono Labs (YC W14) is hiring success engineers(kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 12y ago
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Kimono Labs (YC W14) is hiring a senior platform engineer(kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 12y ago
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Kimono Labs (YC W14) is hiring engineers and a UX designer(kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 12y ago
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Kimono Labs (YC W14) is hiring success engineers(kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 12y ago
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by pranade 12y ago
Yes - totally agree!
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Hacking Burning Man tickets with APIs and text messages(blog.kimonolabs.com)
13 points by pranade 12y ago|6 comments
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by pranade 12y ago
Yes, definitely can't draw a trend based on 2 data points, but the difference is still quite interesting. Also, with kimono you can extend and expand the analysis with new APIs to tease out more interesting trends.
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YC investment trends visualized(kimonolabs.com)
12 points by pranade 12y ago|2 comments
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Google spreadsheets powered by a web crawler(blog.kimonolabs.com)
10 points by pranade 12y ago|0 comments
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by pranade 12y ago
Good point - thanks for the feedback! Yes, it's been about 75% on the R16 games. It's also fully interactive - so you can change the weights to explore relationships with historical data that might be interesting.
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by pranade 12y ago
Thanks for catching - for now you'll have to view it in Chrome.
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by pranade 12y ago
Yes, that is with high certainty, but not 100%. We'll fix the messaging hear - thanks for flagging. Also, it's interactive so you can change the weights and see what happens
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Building a predictive model for the World Cup(kimonolabs.com)
22 points by pranade 12y ago|7 comments
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by pranade 12y ago
Feel free to build apps on top of the API - we'd love to see you build something cool with it.
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An open API for the World Cup(kimonolabs.com)
57 points by pranade 12y ago|10 comments
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Kimono Labs (YC W14) is hiring its first three engineers(kimonolabs.com)
1 points by pranade 13y ago
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by pranade 13y ago
Not sure I understand the point... ? The reason for correlating against price is in hope of finding a leading indicator to movement so that you can better understand the relationship between bitcoin price and some other metric. This would i
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by pranade 13y ago
Exactly. gotta read the fine print :) We think this could get more interesting with time though. It was really cool when we got our first couple days of data and were able to see the basic principles of economics at work by looking at the a
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by pranade 13y ago
Great idea! Would require a bit of post-processing on the raw data from our API...
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by pranade 13y ago
Sure thing... its a modified version of nvd3 (nvd3.org) using cmaurer's awesome angular directives: https://github.com/cmaurer/angularjs-nvd3-directives

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