Mindphreaker
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1 year ago
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on: Show HN: Fynk AI Contract Analysis
In the growing sea of "AI for X" solutions, how does your product differentiate itself from others? E.g. what's the benefit of using Fynk document analysis vs.
let's say vanilla GPT?
Mindphreaker
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7 years ago
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on: Permafrost is thawing in the Arctic so fast scientists lost their equipment
This gives me a chilling reminder of The Swarm - A Novel Of The Deep by Frank Schätzing. Interesting novel with quite some scientific background.
Mindphreaker
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7 years ago
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on: Lucid Motors Signs $1bn+ Investment with Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund
Funding secured. ;)
Mindphreaker
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7 years ago
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on: Protocol for Asynchronous, Reliable, Secure and Efficient Consensus [pdf]
Yes, I'm also looking forward to what the crypto engineering community has to say about this algo after it has been peer-reviewed more often. If it holds the promises then it will would be VERY huge.
Mindphreaker
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8 years ago
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on: Google launches Hire, a new service for helping businesses recruit
Have you heard about
https://prescreen.io/ ? We too have a clear pricing. ;) Full disclosure, I'm one of the co-founders.
Mindphreaker
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10 years ago
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on: The Refragmentation
Very interesting article. I mostly agree with the idea of social fragmentation. I think it is no coincidence that we like to call ourselves "individuals". Maybe the thought reflects our current zeitgeist but it seems almost natural (nowadays) for humans to emphasize our differences / our individualism. However, it seems very interesting, that as much as we like to differentiate ourselves we also tend to some kind of collectivism (e.g. trending sports, technology (iPhone/Android), etc.), even working for the same corporations (Google/Facebook/Apple...) which also appears contrary to the article. It may be true that the speed of change is accelerating but I can't agree with the idea that we already reached a fully fragmented society (yet) which is here to stay.
Another interesting part was the analogy to Ford's vertical integration. The trend definitely went from fully integrated mega corps to fragmented networks of corporations. The car industry is a perfect example. It would be exciting to know if PG thought about Tesla/SpaceX and it's current move towards a higher level of integration (producing more and more parts by themselves) in order to control the quality of their products. It may be sign that we are on the edge or maximum of fragmentation and there are trends emerging which pull us back into consolidation (maybe in another form than it used to).
Mindphreaker
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12 years ago
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on: The sad reality of why we are not living in the moment
Feels weird watching this from my mobile phone. ;)
Mindphreaker
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12 years ago
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on: Wuala: Secure Cloud Storage
I've been using this since the very early alpha status. It's a really nice storage solution with a very sophisticated technology too.
For anyone curious about the technology behind here is an early tech talk from one of the founders. It may be a little bit outdated now but still interesting: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3xKZ4KGkQY8
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Our 1-year project: MercuryPuzzle. What do you think?
I really like the look and feel of your frontpage! The "retina ready" badge on the right side made me chuckle.. ^^
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Apple applies for iWatch patent
Thank's for pointing this out. Although I'm not an apple fan, this sounds pretty nice. :)
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Apple applies for iWatch patent
Since pebble started shipping and already got nice coverage and feedback from the community it sounds reasonable that apple might work on it's "i" equivalent.
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Show HN: Nasdaq Dubstep
Amazing! It actually sounds better than many other dubstep sounds.. :)
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Top 8 Startup The day Mike Butcher grabbed my balls
Out of 850 startups we got voted among the top 8 during the Pioneers Festival. This is our story. :)
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Show HN: 13,000 Users in 2 hours - TalentMash
well good question, while importing the fb data from the user we count all the comments,likes, and tagged-photos and aggregate them to a score.. this score is then used to measure how good you know each other.
it took us a time until we figured out how to weight the different parameters but i think the outcome is quite accurate!
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Show HN: 13,000 Users in 2 hours - TalentMash
We just released our new feature, TalentMash two hours ago. It let's you import your best friends so you can rate their talents.
Any feedback is highly appreciated! Questions too of course. :)
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Apple iPhone 5 presentation parody
Not quiet an iPhone 5 parody, but still brilliant work :D
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Ask HN: How can this circuit work?
It could be some kind of hidden circuit maybe. Or some kind of inductive energy?
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Show HN: MercuryPuzzle - Explore your skills
With MercuryPuzzle you can self-evaluate your skills and strengths and receive interesting job offers from companies you choose.
Today we launched into open bet and are thankful for every comment and feedback!
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Show HN: Forget LinkedIn. MercuryPuzzle evaluates your talents.
Everytime a user requests a code using this checkbox a "coffee-bell" rings in our office :D
Mindphreaker
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13 years ago
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on: Show HN: Forget LinkedIn. MercuryPuzzle evaluates your talents.
Thanks! Privacy is extremely important to us. Our main goal was that everyone has complete control about who can see your data. You can explicitly set each section to private, your contacts, or public. Furthermore, before you haven't shared your profile info to a company they are not allowed to access your data.
