anupmm · HackerTrans

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Hi - This sounds interesting and is an area that has fascinated me for quite some time. I think it is possible to build an agent whose intelligence emerges from preserving viability, learning which perceptions/actions are worth their metabolic cost, and grounding concepts in sensorimotor experience. I have been inspired by the ideas of Karl Friston, Anil Seth and the like. Following!

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Hear hear!!

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3 tahun yang laludiscuss

Hi Thomas - Really cool project and website. Just wanted to give you an unsolicited pat on the back to keep doing amazing things!!

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4 tahun yang laludiscuss

Analysts and consultants who use excel frequently are poorly served. Valuable time is lost in pivot tables, filtering/refreshing data, and formatting slides.

We recently launched http://plot-ai.com to tackle this problem. It is a no-code excel add-in for data analysis, visualization and publishing (slides/web).

We have pilots going on and a lot of interest from folks in data science, consulting, strategy, finance, BI.

If this excites you as an end user or a developer I would love to chat. Ping me - [email protected]

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4 tahun yang laludiscuss

We are solving this problem in a way with our product plot-ai.com. It is essentially a full blown data visualization platform within Excel with publishing capabilities to PowerPoint and the Web. Would really love your take on this and open to chat. [email protected]

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5 tahun yang laludiscuss

We traveled to Japan for 3 weeks and used Airbnb exclusively. 2 out of the 4 places we visited were sub par. While the images and the reviews made us believe that we were getting an awesome place, reality was starkly different. In one of the places we left in the middle of the night with a 1 year old in tow! The bugs, general cleanliness of the place, lack of AC got to us. Airbnb CSR was not cooperative at all saying, despite me juggling between international calls/messages and we lost the full fee for 3 days. Because we didn't give the host a chance to fix the issue, a situation we thought couldn't be fixed. Mind you we spent ~$5K with Airbnb on that trip alone. Though I live in the Bay Area and have friends working at the company, I was done. I will stick to hotels unless Airbnb develops better mechanisms to handle these situations or builds consumer friendliness into its ethos.

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