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by prats226 10y ago
Would it help if I offer my expertise into solving their problem in the beginning? I would love to get early customers and chance to work with them closely go get more learning, so can also assume its kind of sale email
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by prats226 10y ago
In a lot of cases two are not the same. User of your product (person who is going to benefit the most) might not be same as purchaser (VP or founder)
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by prats226 10y ago
Well little hard in my case since service I am offering, developer himself cant approve to use it (as it involves company data). Agree about enterprise-consumer approach for products like github, slack. We might think of some variation of t
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by prats226 10y ago
Yeah currently trying downward referral thing. Wondering would my email have more probability of getting noticed in downward referral or directly to person getting affected?
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by prats226 10y ago
Thanks. Will give it a read :)
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by prats226 10y ago
Would they be willing to spare their precious time to talk for some time? They might not be directly aware of gravity of problem if people who face it directly are engineers, PM's. In that case, would it be wise to ask them to point to
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by prats226 10y ago
I agree to some extent that if problem itself is not noteworthy for them, it is good problem to solve for them? However in many cases people who are going to benefit directly are different from decision makers. So would it be better to talk
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by prats226 10y ago
Yeah even for me priority is if someone from network has connections. Cold emails to get more reach on feedback where I could not find any shared connections :)
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by prats226 10y ago
Well we are thinking of some specific problems related to data science. Developers, Product managers, marketing folks would benefit immensely from this and naturally all of them could give feedback from their own perspectives. Decision make
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by prats226 10y ago
Problems related to data science mostly. Developers, Product Managers, Marketing departments are going to benefit from this. What do you suggest should I talk to people who are decision makers or someone who is going to benefit from it dire
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Ask HN: How to ask companies about problems they are facing?
145 points by prats226 10y ago|39 comments
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by prats226 10y ago
I am guessing for an LSTM based neural network to learn memory sequencing for the purpose of solving problems will need a much deeper and wider network which a separate memory block tries to provide with ready made logic and much simpler ne
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by prats226 10y ago
Would love to see if these networks learn concepts of fast retrieval for eg indexing etc
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by prats226 10y ago
3DR looks great but its simply out of budget for me. I would prefer some minimal hardware (even DIY is good) which supports open source software plarform like ArduPilot so I wont have to spend time in tinkering with firmware.
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Ask HN: Is there hacker news android client with push notificaitons?
2 points by prats226 10y ago|0 comments
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by prats226 10y ago
Drones with proprietary software wont be useful for me. Yeah APM looks good wrt software support. So minimum I will have to spend to get basic DIY hardware for drone + camera which supports APM platform is ~$250? Its good option when you co
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by prats226 10y ago
Parrot looks like good options. Cost is little bit high since I am only doing it as a project but can be managed. I checked that parrot supports open source platform dronecode ( http://diydrones.com/profiles/blogs/p
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by prats226 10y ago
Phantom 3 looks pretty expensive. I just need a basic hardware drone (no packaging or end product). But the only requirement is good software support so that I can write applications on top of it. I checked ardupilot and seems that any basi
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Ask HN: What is best programmable drone with camera
9 points by prats226 10y ago|12 comments
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by prats226 11y ago
Initially we are targeting tech audience. If you will look at current integrations we have built, all are suiting niche tech audience. But as time progresses, we will be adding more integrations
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by prats226 11y ago
Yeah one of our team members published that blog
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by prats226 11y ago
Taking into account low real estate on mobile device, we do try to make card as consumable as possible. We do show videos and images from producthunt along with card. Try adding links form different sources and you can checkout how they loo
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by prats226 11y ago
Well hackernews card still lacks much information but looking for feedback on how to make it better. There are other sources as well like producthunt, imgur, vine, twitter
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by prats226 11y ago
Posted as show HN. Hoping for some quality feedback there https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11326880
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by prats226 11y ago
Hey guys, I am working on a product that makes different links consumable on mobile. Because hackernews is such a rich source of information, I am looking at making a hackernews link consumable on mobile. My biggest issue is the same, lot o
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Show HN: Mobile consumable HackerNews cards(web.cubeit.io)
8 points by prats226 11y ago|7 comments
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by prats226 11y ago
Thanks. Will do that and post a link to show HN here
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Ask HN: Making mobile consumable HackerNews cards
3 points by prats226 11y ago|3 comments
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by prats226 11y ago
Well whatsapp is pretty popular in these slow connection countries facebook is talking about even if it has ~30MB apk size. Guess what, people are ok with it. I think reducing apk size to <1 MB by creating a VM on android thereby compro
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by prats226 11y ago
Yeah mostly issue is with front end testing. Also we were not keen on using revert so never really tried it. Is this correct way to revert a merge commit? Because it looks pretty complicated to revert merge commit on development and when ne

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