Honestly, not much of a career change, but given the new position, I can be much more exposed to new technologies, get to try out new things, like IoT and Blockchain as well. Hopefully with the new knowledge I acquired, I can start my own business someday. Mostly since somewhere along the road of coding 8-to-5 as a developer, I want to create something for myself instead of building other's dream.
It also have an Android app if that is one of your key requirements.
It’s my first post on HN so please pardon any mistake I might have. I'm planning to start a small e-commerce business with a few close friends, specifically selling handmade cosmetics. Judging by our target market, we think the best initial approach would be selling through social network channels like Instagram. However, our main concern is this road will be very difficult to scale later on,...
Will definitely keep this in mind until it meet my requirements. Is there a mailing list I can sign up for?
I am also dealing with some clients that are struggling with processing handwriting in their document, but I guess it will be a little far fetched.
Then either convert such model to some standardized format like ONNX, which might not be possible for some state-of-the-art models with custom ops afaik.
Or you could just load the torch model first, then load the model state dict separately. Avoid using command like torch.load() since it uses pickle module implicitly, since it is possible to construct malicious pickle data which will execute arbitrary code during unpickling.
> These are in general good ideas that we'd like to build anyway in time.
Meaning these features are already somewhere in your product roadmap. How about just share your future development plan and give them access to professional customer support? Anything further than that like shifting development effort to their needs completely just feel wrong in a product point of view. Sell your most valuable features, not your dev team.
> Are there alternatives means of partnering with customers that would give us the resources to develop faster without loosing our focus on the overall product and commitment to quality over deadlines?
This might be highly unrelated due to different business model, but for my previous startup I stuck in the same boat for a while. Eventually, I made part of my product open-source, build a community of fans that love the product. Afterward, the development support and contribution from the community is enough to keep the product going.
AI is built on hundreds of thousands of data points, to accurately utilize it you have to depend on people to input the right data, in this case job seekers accurately listing abilities, skills or nuances of their experience within a specific industry. Given the slight idea of where these platform get their data, the AI model should give a yes for an applicant that work well as cog in the machine, which might worked well for most companies, but you might be missing out on the anomaly data/applicant make your startup the next unicorn.
Then again, humans are good at doing human things.