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Re: YC W15 invites will be sent out today

#123

Earlier quoted context omitted.

No reply yet. I wonder if its sending them out in the order of who applied first. Around when did you submit? Mine was in mid September or so. Also, http://youtu.be/12DAjoONx9E?t=35s

Mine was around 10th September as well.

Rejected!

Re: YC W15 invites will be sent out today

#124

Batatuá - We created a mathematical model to calculate human perception and we use it to allow people to rate companies and persons without human emotion, also we can calculate the true intelligent profile based on how (humane, innovator, directive and producer) they are and the objectivity of the ratings, with this information intelligent people will have more importance in decision making in every level. It is impo…

another social network.... like no other network use mathematical model lol how will you solve chicken\egg problem, hah? lol

We got the rejection letter, but our strong side is solve problems, well we now know another way how to not to do a lightbulb.

Re: YC W15 invites will be sent out today

#127
http://hubify.com

Hubify let's you create and manage safe community commerce hubs and list anything for sale, for rent, for hire, and post part-time jobs.

Solo-founder with a pre-launch project that was not invited to interview. Not surprised, but I don't regret applying. 200 days to progress and make a much better case for the next batch.

#rejected #craigslistkiller

Re: YC W15 invites will be sent out today

#128
https://bluemesh.com/

Platform to map and visualize your software architecture, and see relevant data about your applications in real time in the map. Works well for individuals, but really intended to help teams collaborate.

Early beta version, so please let us know what you think. There's a feedback button in the app at the top right.

Re: YC W15 invites will be sent out today

#129

Earlier quoted context omitted.

that seems to be showing the 'after' photos, can you see a before photo somewhere, to see the difference?

the link underneath directs you to the "before".

Ahh, I see.

I'm curious if they're using any learning algorithms here, where the computer 'learns' how to re-touch the photos. Or if its a more simple list of rules, i.e make these colors darker / brighter.

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