Martin H. Normark

Isn’t there a way to help teach it to recognize new entities? Without that, moving into any sort of vertical, like legal, would be impossible. SpaCy for Python produces about the same entities as in the example, and has a simple training model. https://spacy.io/

Super slick app, love the animations all around. Neat onboarding flow as well.

I love the way you tap into the excitement of a product like Operator to showcase your own! Very cool, and Lobby Boy looks really slick.

Lots of stuff happening in video streaming all of a sudden. Yesterday, Microsoft released a similar product to this with Live Encoding for Azure Media Services (their big problem is still their poor ability to name things, IMHO).

Very cool! I'm drowning in starred repos and lately I've started to un-star and then star the good repos to make it top when sorting by date on Github. This is a huge improvement!

Looks slick! I couldn't help but notice, that the Modern planning video in the middle of the page is showing old versions of the app and iOS.

For sure one of my favorite podcasts, and my favorite episode must be the one with @natekontny

Awesome! Bought! I always end up spending time finding inspiration for animations, so this should help.

You can create your own room, invite by URL and optionally set a password. Without creating an account! While you wait for others to join your chat, there's a funny little game called Lander built right into the interface.

@rrhoover I didn't notice their awesome website until after I'd posted the product using the App Store link. Would you mind changing?

I find it strange that they don't let me add content without activating an account. Their entire product is build around you just need to add content - and if that's true, and it's dead easy. Why not let more people do it, and be amazed? I haven't seen any glimpse of what my site will look like, before they ask for money. That's a huge mistake, IMHO.

Looks like the kind of technology that Apple would eventually acquire, if it really works that smooth.

I think @rrhoover talked about an idea that was a little similar to this in episode 7 of Product Hunt Radio: https://soundcloud.com/product-hunt/product-hunt-radio-episode-7-w-nathan-bashaw-alex-baldwin#t=22:15