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merterdir

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About merterdir

Mert Erdir

Experience Design at Remember http://remember.ai mert@remember.ai

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    Comment #11501224

    Brilliant comment! I like your Inception-style thinking.

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    Comment #11501071

    Ugh. 1) Posted the ApplyHN on facebook, couple friends got accounts to support me thinking it would help. Accounts with no karma algorithmically don't matter, and they're super eas…

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    Comment #11501040

    I love people pointing out holes in my idea. I think that's what makes HN great. Sadly, nearly all of my submissions received senseless negative comments that is not feedback on th…

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    Hacker News is rude?

    I'm not the most experienced HN user but so far people have been quite rude to me around here even though YCs immense efforts to keep a positive vibe. Of course HN is like fifty ti…

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    Comment #11494705

    Posted this on facebook, friends chose to support. It's obvious to everyone that accounts with no karma won't get anyone anywhere. But it's nice to have people rooting for you. Eve…

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    Comment #11490242

    Thank you!

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    Comment #11487904

    Well, this is awkward. http://remember.ai https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11483510

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    Comment #11484133

    Me too! That's actually how we came up with Remember. We were spending so much time searching for stuff instead of finding :)

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    Comment #11484123

    Conventional desktop and personal search is limited to keywords or exact dates. Humans are not great at remembering those. We're using IBM's Watson, Imagga and our proprietary algo…

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    Comment #11483922

    Great argument, I'm convinced. Referencing Mt.Gox is a risky move, though :)

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    Comment #11483895

    I'm working on Remember, it's a personal search engine. It's like Google Photos for every file type. And while it's great for productivity, it will hopefully serve a bigger purpose…

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    Comment #11483773

    The HEPA filter won me over.

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    Apply HN: Remember – Intelligently search all of your files from one place.

    Hello HN! Remember is an intelligent personal search engine that lets you find every moment of your digital life. We connect to your computer, phone, wearables and the services you…

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    Comment #11478014

    Nice idea. But the whole idea of OpenBazaar is that it's decentralized. I guess you'll be the "center" in this case. If OpenBazaar becomes big enough, I think this will work (and f…

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    Comment #11477987

    This is pretty cool. I've seen some startups try to tackle this (sorry don't remember the names) but I haven't seen someone actually make the search standardised. My recommendation…

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    Comment #9861242

    The second strategy is very smart. Problem with that is sometimes you only have a narrow timeframe before some big name brand comes up with your idea and implements it in a really …

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    Comment #9861133

    Thanks for your answer!

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    Ask HN: Hypothetically speaking: You're working on the biggest idea

    Hello HN, Hypothetically speaking: You're working on an idea that has the potential to become one of the most successful products in the world if built well. For the sake of argume…

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    Comment #9860775

    Hahahaha actually I completely agree that for most situations running in stealth is highly disadvantageous. I'd explain why it seems to be the right choice for us but I'll save us …

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    Comment #9860742

    Thanks for the advice, I'll try my chances. I believe in what I'm working on (as everyone else) but it'll kill me if I don't try when I have this narrow window of opportunity. Sadl…

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    Comment #9860731

    Wow that sucks for your friend. Even though they managed to make it work, that could give way to some intense power-play. I hope his/her CEO is a great person who wouldn't resort t…