narayanb

Joined 14 years ago

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"A bot like human, who loves music, art and binary"

I have been technophillic since my childhood days, and have enjoyed spending time with machines more, than with humans.

As the founding CEO at Dexetra, I work with a bunch of super geeks to build a very niche mobile suite called Friday. I love creating stuff, learning languages, reading manuals & wikipedia.

Apart from technology, I love creating music, art and real tasty food.

And yeah I super-love to blink my eyes in morse code.

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Comment · 10 years ago
I don't think so. This is what my billing statement says -

App Engine Backend Instances: 8146.607 Hours (Source: [h-56])

Comment · 12 years ago
Happened to me as well. I was scared initially if it was hacked or something. - Got notification on phone saying I am signed out. - Couldn't sign back in from app or mobile web. - Couldn't open my twitter page from mobile web. - Couldn't sign in from Desktop web. - Could open my page from Desktop web. - Could sign in from desktop web. - Still can't sign from Android app.
Comment · 12 years ago
Thanks for the tip. We will update the page. The basic idea is that 70% of the calls we make daily can be replied with a yes/no/location (Where are you?/Should I bring milk?/Are you coming for the dinner? etc) Knock app tries to simplify this problem, if both users have knock installed whatever message the user sends is captured as a (Simulated) call on the other screen with the message overlaid. Instead of (answer/reject) there are (yes/no/location) options. Like a normal call, the phone rings for 60secs within which if you don't respond it becomes a "Missed knock".

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