Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
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Re: Launch HN: Datasaur (YC W20) – data labeling interface for NLP
#32Any chance you could support HTML files? We've been using https://www.tagtog.net/ for some of our data labeling / annotations needs but their tool for these file types is still "experimental".
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#35Any chance you could support HTML files? We've been using https://www.tagtog.net/ for some of our data labeling / annotations needs but their tool for these file types is still "experimental".
Sure can! Would love to hear more - what do you want to extract from the HTML files?
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#36LinkedIn suggested a post from you a couple weeks ago and I remember thinking “what’s Ivan up to?” and I saw Datasaur. Congrats on YC! I know that our time at Yahoo was a brief overlap but I remember the swirl of ML, Knowledge Graph and labelling our org was at 5 years ago. Good luck with Datasaur! - Julio Nobrega
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#37Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sure can! Would love to hear more - what do you want to extract from the HTML files?
Thanks! We actually just need to be able to upload HTML files and have it rendered as a web page (and not just display the HTML code) so our team can data label / annotate certain sentences throughout the document.
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#38Curious about data security and privacy? How do you guarantee privacy? Is there some cryptography or secure enclaves used? Some sets of documents (and email) are super high trust.
Guessing the on-prem version is probably safest route
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#39Datasaur looks awesome! Can't wait to try it out. Congrats on the launch! Curious about data security and privacy? How do you guarantee privacy? Is there some cryptography or secure enclaves used? Some sets of documents (and email) are super high trust. Guessing the on-prem version is probably safest route