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Ryel
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About Ryel
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Comment #43996182
Awesome to see this make it to public release! I've been using it for a few days now and it's the best agentic experience I've seen so far so congrats to the entire team!
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Comment #17147987
Glad to see this on HN! We've all been on both sides of this article. Sometimes (especially in startups) we overcommit and fail to hit our deadlines. This can burn relationships an…
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Comment #16801987
Congratulations on launching!
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Comment #16721562
Looks really cool! Congratulations on shipping. Looking forward to reading some of the NYC books =)
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Comment #16300268
Thanks for the feedback. Great questions! 1. Narro is really, really, great. 2. The app itself is on Rails with AWS Polly transcribing most of the requests. x% of the transcription…
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Comment #16276756
Hey HN, I’ve been working on Polly Podcast for a few months and I’m excited to share it with the community. I made this so that I could listen to articles while at work or during m…
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Comment #16047967
Pretty cool! Thanks for sharing. Might be cool if you could summarize trending articles automatically and then let the community edit them for details, fact-checking, brevity, etc.…
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Comment #15976570
Congratulations on launching! I've never needed to subtitle a video so I don't really know who your competitors might be but none of the links posted so far in this thread (except …
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Comment #15960095
So many cool projects on HN this week! For OpenCV classification tutorials this is another great resource to keep playing around with DIY projects. FYI avoid his email list unless …
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Comment #15960064
Working on it. Send me an email if you want to try an early version.
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Comment #15704546
Does anyone keep a coding journal? I recently bought a dedicated Moleskine to record algorithms and design patterns I use at work and university. It's been really fun to record mul…
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Comment #15444986
I've had an absolute blast working on bots this year thanks to all of you on the Dialogflow(API.AI) team. Thank you for all the hard work and building such an easy to use product.
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Comment #15369091
The caption on the first image "Instagram, a pun-friendly company, called its first design system “Beetstrap.” I think it's supposed to say "Instacart" instead. Enjoyed the article…
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Comment #14944477
Yes, this is true but it depends how you approach the problem. There are a lot of medium to large retail companies looking to front the cash for startups willing to "move fast and …
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Comment #14934211
I'm interested in making this into a framework and it's been difficult to say the least. The high level things about a startup are very consistent and good candidates to be fit int…
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Comment #14926303
As someone who has cooked at the Michelin level in NYC I just wanted to say thanks to the author(s), whoever that may be, and to the OP for sharing. This came at the right time. I'…
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Comment #14877262
Not sure why you're getting so many negative comments in this thread but the Dev.to team is AMAZING. Thank you for the stickers! I took some for myself and gave a few to some frien…
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Comment #12770341
I really enjoy your writing. Thanks for sharing!
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Comment #11367251
I don't think the Tinder model and/or Tinder UI is a good fit for your case. I'm hesitant to "like" a restaurant suggestion because if I was to match, then I'm stuck going to that …
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Comment #10096532
Holy keyword stuffing.
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Comment #9669774
Whoa, this is cool. Do you have a live demo of this working on videos/images?
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Comment #9505696
Maybe they can use some of that $50M to fix their broken password recovery.