dhaas

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Improving websites with a multi-armed-bandit recommender system(blog.b12.io)
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by dhaas 11y ago
The docs are hosted by readthedocs, so for those looking, they can still be found here: http://django.readthedocs.org/en/1.8.x/
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by dhaas 11y ago
We have an issue open to improve the journalism exaple: https://github.com/unlimitedlabs/orchestra/issues/32 . If you have concrete suggestions for how to make it better, we'd love to hear them--especiall
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by dhaas 11y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Your comment about embedding external QA workflows is super interesting. Right now Orchestra does support what we call 'Review Policies', which allow you to specify that a given workflow step be reviewed k
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by dhaas 11y ago
They don't come in the box, but you're free to hire musicians for your workflows!
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by dhaas 11y ago
We haven't built that integration yet, but it's totally possible! Really all it should take is a Machine Step that calls out from Python to, say, Pivotal's APIs ( https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pivotaltracke
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by dhaas 11y ago
Products like Jira help organize tasks within workflows, but don't automate any that organization. Orchestra takes care of things like "which reporter should I assign to a new story?" without requiring humans to make those de
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by dhaas 11y ago
I don't know of any formal case studies, but Adam Marcus and myself (two devs on the project) worked on a large-scale workflow at GoDaddy where we automatically organized data extraction experts into hierarchies of review. That work ac
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by dhaas 11y ago
(Orchestra dev here too!) That's a great question. We're hoping that emerging online expert communities like Upwork or Dribbble will make it easier and easier to find experts suited to the work, but it's definitely not a solv