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Hi Tasroder. Approximately 70% of the world use some form of visual thinking. However if like me, a person is a strong visual thinker and mentally atypical, cod
by adamFeral 6y ago
Hi Tasroder. Approximately 70% of the world use some form of visual thinking. However if like me, a person is a strong visual thinker and mentally atypical, coding can be quite challenging. With Canopi, I've attempted to rethink how we work with data. Conceptualising it so it is not longer tabular or nested KVP.
I'm sorry you assume I will market to you. I'm not intending to.
I didn't think they were bold claims.
'Technical resources that address bias and data extraction' is quite vague. Can you please ask your question more explicitly?
Thank you.
- tastroder 6y agoHi, sure, I didn't want to dismiss the idea itself. The no code approah just isn't for everyone I guess. Most major cloud providers have some level of abstraction for ML modelling these days which is why I was curious to check yours out as well. Hence please take my main point to be the plea for something that shows what your platform is doing without exposing data. :-) As for the other questions, your pitch text made claims like "you can share your data with people and they can use it in their projects but cant steal it." as well as, I assume, the mere existence of these tools having some impact on bias. Both data extraction from models deployed in the wild and model/data bias have been topics of discussion in ML research over the past few years and I was wondering if your tooling did anything specific to tackle those aspects. PS: Are the icons like "view_quilt" on your home page huge? On mobile chrome I could read halfway down the page before those loaded in and was a bit confused about the placeholder text. PPS: On your homepage in a real browser now (Firefox on Linux, recentish version), you somehow managed to disable text selection there.
- adamFeral 6y agodude just check out https://app.canopi.app https://app.canopi.app
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