Miron Vranjes

This specific "Prime One" plane livery is more just a marketing stunt. Amazon has already been trial leasing 767's operated by Abx Air for a year out of LVIA/KILN and this adds Atlas Air to its fleet. It'll be interesting to see which airports Amazon ultimately chooses as hubs.

I tried to login but it didn't seem to do anything, just refreshes the page. Great idea though (no pun intended)!

I like the concept, could see myself using it over an app for making quick reservations, especially if I have a "usual". In terms of feedback, I think the flow is a little too rigid. I didn't feel free to converse with the bot very much and it seemed to get stuck sometimes. For example, I typed "Palo Alto" and it asked me to choose between CA or PA even though you only support one area. It then...

This is exactly what I've been looking for! Right now, LUIS and Wit.ai mostly require you to route your entire chat stream through them, making it difficult to do hybrid approaches where you can clean up chat structure via pattern matching and then try and decipher using NLP. An alternative approach is to use Stanford's CoreNLP for this, but the sheer size of it makes it impractical for some...

Hey everyone, I initially made FlightBot as a weekend project to explore the bot space. As a pilot, I've always found it cumbersome to look up information for specific airports--it's either buried in bloated apps or on websites designed in the 1990s. I thought a chatbot would be a great medium for this kind of text-heavy information! The bot is useful for drone pilots and non-pilots too! Drone...

I like the idea! However, I have some feedback. I feel like the bot feels a bit stiff, even in some simple NLP cases. For example, at one point I said "Seattle" and it said "To confirm that you want to search in Seattle, can you say: "Nearby Seattle"?" I would be more flexible with the input so that it feels more conversational. Look forward to seeing you grow the idea!

I was just looking for something like this over the weekend! Seriously great work, hope you guys continue to add to it.

I'm a relatively new wristwatch enthusiast (got into it because of the Omega Speedmaster 3570.50 which I found fascinating due to its engineering and space history) and so it was great to hear about this app. I like the initial concept (especially the time setting feature) and I think the graphic design sets the right tone. I had two thoughts: 1. I think from a design standpoint, it would be...

I love the concept! Using the app however, the content varies wildly in quality. Do you plan on building some kind of voting system to surface the best content? Also, it'd be great to be able to comment and discuss a micropoem with the author.

Love this concept! However it seems very similar to Zirx--how do you plan to differentiate? Also what are your service hours? I really like the idea of getting the car washed while it's parked, saves a bunch of time!

Finally! Adding UDIDs and managing signing with up-to-date provisioning profiles was such a pain. Users not used to this kind of stuff were always skeptical of trying out apps because it seemed scary.

Hey everyone, I'm one of the co-creators of Backflip (frontend guy) along with my friend @hmachalani. We built this app in our spare time over the last couple of months as an experiment guided by a simple observation: in 2014, it's really easy to take lots and lots of photos and videos with your phone, but people still only share one photo or video at a time on social networks. Instead, we...