I’m looking into different uses of 3rd party APIs that you use to replicate your data locally and how companies use the data. These are the ones we keep syncs of internally:- Shopify - lowlimits, inconsistent schema - Recurly - pretty easy to use overall - Facebook - easy once you get into it - Sendgrid - nice API
Enhancing human understanding.
At Yewno we are building the next generation knowledge engine. We leverage leading edge computational semantics, graph theory and machine learning to tackle the information overload problem. Our solution helps people understand the world. We're a small team of hands-on entrepreneurs with multi-million dollars exits under our belts.
Yewno's venture funded and our product is in private beta with leading companies. We are looking for team members who get things done, not like talking about getting things done. We invest in technologies that help us deliver great services and experiences, not just because they’re cool and new or because we feel comfortable in them. We are looking for mid to senior level engineers for multiple roles - if you are interested in learning more, ping us at: hello [at] yewno.com.
Some recent coverage about us:
* http://finance.yahoo.com/news/yewno-launches-yewno-education...
* https://medium.com/@sfdoug/heres-an-entirely-new-approach-to...
Enhancing human understanding.
At Yewno we are building the next generation knowledge engine. We leverage leading edge computational semantics, graph theory and machine learning to tackle the information overload problem. Our solution helps people understand the world. We're a small team of hands-on entrepreneurs with multi-million dollars exits under our belts.
Yewno's venture funded and our product is in private beta with leading companies. We are looking for team members who get things done, not like talking about getting things done. We invest in technologies that help us deliver great services and experiences, not just because they’re cool and new or because we feel comfortable in them.
We are looking for mid to senior level engineers for multiple roles - if you are interested in learning more, ping us at: hello [at] yewno.com.
Enhancing human understanding.
At Yewno we are building the next generation knowledge engine. We leverage leading edge computational semantics, graph theory and machine learning to tackle the information overload problem. Our solution helps people understand the world. We're a small team of hands-on entrepreneurs with multi-million dollars exits under our belts.
Yewno's venture funded and our product is in private beta with leading companies. We are looking for team members who get things done, not like talking about getting things done. We invest in technologies that help us deliver great services and experiences, not just because they’re cool and new or because we feel comfortable in them.
We are looking for mid to senior level engineers for multiple roles including devOps, big data (spark), API platform and machine learning. If you are interested in learning more, ping me at: matt [at] yewno.com.
Enhancing human understanding.
At Yewno we are building the next generation knowledge engine. We leverage leading edge computational semantics, graph theory and machine learning to tackle the information overload problem. Our solution helps people understand the world. We're a small team of hands-on entrepreneurs with multi-million dollars exits under our belts.
Yewno's venture funded and our product is in private beta with leading companies. We are looking for team members who get things done, not like talking about getting things done. We invest in technologies that help us deliver great services and experiences, not just because they’re cool and new or because we feel comfortable in them.
We are looking for mid to senior level engineers for multiple roles including full stack, big data (spark), API platform and machine learning. If you are interested in learning more, ping me at: matt [at] yewno.com.
Do you know why X and Y are connected? We do.
At Yewno we are building the next generation knowledge engine. We leverage leading edge computational semantics, graph theoretical models as well as quantitative analytics to tackle the information overload problem. Our solution helps people research and understand the world. We're a small team of hands-on entrepreneurs with multi-million dollars exits under our belts.
Yewno's venture funded and our product is in private beta with leading institutions. We are looking for team members who get things done, not like talking about getting things done. We invest in technologies that help us deliver great services and experiences, not just because they’re cool and new or because we feel comfortable in them.
We are looking for mid to senior level engineers for multiple roles including big data, API platform and machine learning.
If you are interested in learning more, ping me at: matt [at] yewno.com.
Do you know why X and Y are connected? We do.
At Yewno we are building the next generation knowledge engine. We leverage leading edge computational semantics, graph theoretical models as well as quantitative analytics to tackle the information overload problem. Our solution helps people research and understand the world.
We're a small team of hands-on entrepreneurs with multi-million dollars exits under our belts. We’re venture funded and our product is in private beta with leading institutions. We’re looking for team members who get things done, not like talking about getting things done. We invest in technologies that help us deliver great services and experiences, not just because they’re cool and new or because we feel comfortable in them.
We are looking for mid to senior level engineers for multiple roles including big data, API platform and machine learning.
If you are interested in learning more, ping me at: matt [at] yewno.com.
So unless you are planning to use this on an internal dashboard or something, what stops anyone from dropping your index if you expose 9200 to the public with ES? Or am I missing something?
The power of a HN post is the text.
If you could implement something like what Arek is asking that would help.. maybe change the background of the tile from blue to red depending on the popularity?
The logo though.. way too busy. Maybe it's just me, but I can hardly read it.
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1020 domains is nothing particularly comparing it to the total pointed there: 32,159,050
Color coding the North bound and South bound grids (From what I can see?) would be helpful.
As for comments farther down, it's a case of curiosity like I said - corporate/company culture, not their products. I think that's relative no matter what the company size is.
I find it interesting that people here talk about the interview process and working at companies such as Google and Microsoft, but I almost never hear about Apple.Why is this? Is it the iPhone/Android debate? Or is it something else?
Just find a way to whitelabel it yourself.