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neiman1
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The basic HTML annotation is live :) Will be incorporating syntax highlighting & HTML rendering via URL soon.
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I appreciate the insight, that's super helpful. > team functionality with multiple user accounts Mind if I ask what sort of team features you make use of with Prodigy? Are there any aspects you feel are lacking? Initial thoughts are
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The primary competitor would be Prodigy IMO, although that's not FOSS. Several open-source alternatives look interesting, such as Docanno, Brat, and Webanno. In terms of what makes Markup better, I'd say it's mainly that: - I
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For sure! I've just tested it locally and HTML annotation is possible with only a few minor changes. I've just been overly restrictive by limiting it to text files (primarily to avoid PDFs and MS docs that have some additional cha
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Thank you!
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Just to preface this summary, it's all a bit hacked together at the moment, and I'm in the process of rewriting the tool from scratch so this description is likely to change. To generate the suggestions there's an active lear
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Thanks for your kind words! It's just a hobby project that I work on alongside my full-time job right now, and to be honest, I'm still trying to figure out a plan. My intention is to keep the core functionality free forever, but I
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Much appreciated! That's true, and lots of the tools that do feature text annotation can be quite restrictive in that they don't allow you to add attributes / repeatedly annotate the same span of text. Support for PDFs and ot
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Thanks a lot! I've just added an MIT license :)
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Hey HN! Markup is an open-source annotation tool for transforming unstructured documents into a structured format that can be used for ML, NLP, etc. Markup learns as you annotate in order to speed up the process by suggesting complex annota
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Show HN: An annotation tool for ML and NLP
(getmarkup.com)
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> our Puritan values run deep Not for me, I just hate the taste of alcohol, would much rather a can of coke.
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5y ago
I'm trying to build a pastebin for links - https://shelf.gg/
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Show HN: A Pastebin for Resources
(shelf.gg)
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The Swamp is good fun - well done!
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6y ago
I can definitely see myself using it when creating an MVP, but longer-term I'd probably set one up myself. In terms of the pricing, it may be worth considering a cap (e.g. 5% on successful payments up to a maximum of $Y a month), other