Alex Conway

Epic!

Very cool, love the privacy-first approach 🙌

Amazing, congratulations on the launch @baranozkan & team - Flagright is awesome!

This is super cool, well done @thatguybg 🙌

i’d like to go a whole year without burning out 😅

super cool

this is cool - are you using the Azure API?

best! :) <3

hahaha funny

super cool!

This is very cool, congratulations on your launch Erwin! 🎉 I'm curious if you're doing any semantic word vector stuff with free text inputs if the user enters other interests or do you have to select an interest from a pre-defined list?

Very clever and useful, well done Zack & team!

This is super cool!

Well done Ivan & team! This is a really interesting space, congratulations on your API launch and on shipping so quickly! 🙌 I’m keen to see what products you’re creating internally… Do you only do headshots or full-body generated images? BTW clicking "refuse" on your cookies popup redirects me here for some reason: https://img.icons8.com/

This *is* awesome! :)

This looks awesome, well done @chaibax & team! I've often thought there should be a product like this that integrates into your email because: 1. you could automatically answer support emails using the FAQ if there's a high enough semantic match between the question and the email 2. you could have a feedback loop where support questions received by email that are not already in the FAQ are...

Um this is absolutely not the "world's first service - image to HTML convertor". Uizard has been working on this for years. @tonyb's awesome pix2code paper was submitted to arXiv in May 2017, the Apache-licensed code for which as been online for just as long: https://github.com/tonybeltramelli/pix2code

This is well executed but I’m skeptical of the “free online web interface” positioning when this is really just a demo for Pixaven's paid face-detection API. I’d be more sympathetic if this was actually useful and less of a demo like if you could: 1. Export face bounding-box co-ordinates 2. Bulk download a set of results - right now you have to click a download link for each image uploaded It...

This looks interesting, well done! Given that this is built on top of Rasa (which I've used and is excellent), why didn't you make this a part of the Rasa project instead of a separate thing?

Your "anti-spoof check" needs some work. I just recorded a short video of my face on my phone and your widget logged me in after I pointed the video (playing on my phone) at my webcam... I'm skeptical about your "we do not store any personal data" claim. When you say you store "templates", I presume you mean you're storing extracted facial keypoints or a face encoding after running the face...