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Thanks for pointing that out, it seems to work on Firefox on Android. I'll check it out on iPhone and fix this asap.

Fair point, I'll remove that section. I added it because I wanted people to have some symptomatic relief at least.

Different types of air pollutants exist, and Delhi's smog is especially fatal.


Fair point, I'll cut that out

Did you guys use any face masks back then?


Oh no, no such thing back then!

There are some active initiatives like truck mounted water sprinklers [0], banning non-essential goods vehicles [1], and talks of cloud seeding [2].

But I don't think any of those are actually effective, they are just ways to distract. Barely anything is done to stop the root cause.

[0] https://www.aninews.in/news/national/general-news/truck-moun...

[1] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/science/what-is-cloud-se...

[2] https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/air-pollution-grap...


What's the root cause?

Stubble burning in neighbouring states and countries is one of the big ones

Secondarily it's vehicular and industry emissions. There are MANY factories in Delhi and they all expel their industrial wastes into both the air and water of the city.


Congrats on launching!

The logo looks quite out of place, I know it's AI generated but maybe go with something consistent with your website's design language.

The landing page is confusing, what exactly is the end result received with 8arms?

Add some examples and case studies on your homepage.


nice to see someone tackling the pain points of foundation models for time series forecasting.

i'm curious, how do you handle concept drift in the data? do you have any built-in mechanisms for detecting when the model needs to be re-trained or updated, or is that something the user needs to handle manually?


Web to walled garden to web


Exactly, Discord and Slack are very poor in terms of searchability and indexing

But will anyone even adopt this new platform?


Offtopic but I'm so confused, how and why are there so many players in this space? Who even are the customers?


Not off topic at all!

I can only speak to our experience. Once you get under the hood, you find that this is a hard problem to solve.

There are also a lot of workflows that involve documents in every sector and every function. In other words, the opportunity is massive.

For our product, our customers are either internal engineering teams or folks building products that require document extraction but don’t want to invest time in it.


Any company that works with invoices from a number of suppliers. We had to solve this problem at DigiBuild, where every supplier seemed to have totally unique invoice formats (and even the same product names could differ between two suppliers.)


It's a fairly "natural" case for AI, and there is tons and tons of people who need to pull structured data of out of PDFs for myriad reasons.


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