Incredible to see the growth in capability of EmergentMind recently!

I'm legitimately surprised that whoever owns the blackberry IP didn't do something like this way sooner.

edit: lol, nevermind https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38875842

> Ryan Seacrest (yes the Ryan Seacrest) bankrolled a startup 10 years ago with an almost identical product. (They were sued out of existence by an already dying BlackBerry.)

Love to see Energent Mind continuing to innovate!

Yes it works for C#!

Woooo!!!!! This is awesome news.

> You'll never get away with an illegal U-turn ever again because the city will pull footage from peoples' internet-of-crap dashcams and the machine learning algorithms will comb the feeds and send fines directly to your mailbox with basically no human intervention.

This is not a "in a few years" thing in some places: https://youtu.be/taZJblMAuko?t=1536

I don't really think going viral on HN === mainstream ;)

This reminded me of this scene from Superbad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orFw3vlif8I

What a classic :) I was working at EA Tiburon when this came out (not on the Madden team). Good times.

This is why assigning an "onboarding buddy" is so important (even on-site) ... a new team member isn't going to feel empowered to ask questions and interrupt people right off the bat usually. Their more-senior onboarding buddy can make the introductions and get their questions answered by the right person without feeling awkward about it.

This isn't really a remote-only problem