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tlofreso
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Comment #42298943
Demo = impressed. How's SeekStorm's prowess in mid-cap enterprise? How hairy is the ingest pipeline for sources like: decade old sharepoint sites, PDFs with partial text layers, ex…
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Comment #42070089
Having the text (for now) is still pretty important for quality output. The vision models are quite good, but not a replacement for a quality OCR step. A combination of Text + Visi…
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Comment #42068732
Are really large inputs solved at midship? If so, I'd consider that a differentiator (at least today). The demo's limited to 15pgs, and I don't see any marketing around long-contex…
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Comment #42067560
"accurate document extraction is becoming a commodity with powerful VLMs" Agree. The capability is fairly trivial for orgs with decent technical talent. The tech / processes all lo…
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Comment #42067365
And if yes, be specific in answering. Emails are a bear! Emails can have several file types as attachemtns. Including: Other emails, Zip files, in-line images where position matter…
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Comment #42066858
Congrats on the launch... You're in a crowded space. What differentiates Midship? What are you doing that's novel?
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Comment #41294241
I came across Bert Hubert during covid because of his incredible work on this article: https://berthub.eu/articles/posts/reverse-engineering-source... Long before Bert was writing …
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Comment #38473381
I love the effort Ford is putting into their EV offerings, and Farley seems to get it better than the other legacy auto CEOs. Ford leveraged their two most powerful brands (F-150 /…
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Comment #38473119
Bjorn is the GOAT for EV testing
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Comment #36603326
Check out this: https://openaq.org/ Found via this: https://www.airgradient.com/blog/hidden-costs-of-air-quality...
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Comment #29310644
I was excited about Colorado's law, though for the most part there's very little value. Companies either exclude candidates from that state [1], or provide cop-out salary range inf…
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Comment #23651293
Nice work! I built something very similar: https://recipemincer.com It seems you're using the same Python scraper I am: https://github.com/hhursev/recipe-scrapers
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Comment #22375078
I've thought in the past, once the compute is available in a low-enough-power form, you can continually increase the resolution (frame rate) that autonomous vehicles view the world…