benhamner

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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Can we add our own models or benchmarks?
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Here's three main ways our users and customers use us: 1. Revenue Operations teams Integrate Sumble's data programmatically to help with account scoring, territory planning, account qualification/disqualification, and CRM dat
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! The job functions we currently classify have been mostly focused by our early users/customers (companies building products/tools/infrastructure for data and software engineering teams), and handling t
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Thanks! Job descriptions are included in job post CSV exports, which is the current only path for that workflow. We're planning to make that workflow much better in four ways this year: 1. Adding an API to make it easier to consume the
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Thanks! We're planning to add an API in the next two months, and exploring MCP alongside that
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Thanks! We describe this as a knowledge graph because that's how we think about the structure in the data & is where we want to go. Right now, we've focused on normalizing several key entities (e.g. organizations including par
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   Thanks! We'll take a look at that one
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   | Maybe specific but I want to filter by head count in job function (ie: find organizations that have 50-200 software engineers regardless of their total head count). You're not alone! We've heard this from others as well, plann
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   by benhamner 1y ago

   | 2. I don't know if this is happening because you are getting lots of traffic now, but each query takes 20-30 seconds which is unusable. Thanks! What queries are you finding painful? Most should be under a second, there's some
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    by benhamner 1y ago

    Thanks! Our current coverage is focused on companies with a significant online presence (e.g. they've made job posts, people say they at the company, and/or they have a functional website). Our goal is to have complete coverage fo
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    by benhamner 1y ago

    Thanks! Haven't prioritized something public facing on this front yet - what would you find most helpful?
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    by benhamner 2y ago

    Sumble | sumble.com | Data/Backend/Full-stack Engineering + first GTM | Remote-only North-America timezones Sumble's applying language models (both small and large) to build high-quality datasets. Near-term our focus is compa
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    by benhamner 3y ago

    Oof, that can be scarily easy to do. DBeaver by default has a warning you have to accept pop up if you try to run an UPDATE without a where clause. Good reason not to disable that warning.
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    by benhamner 5y ago

    This uses ~2-3k tweets per day for most days, which seems to be more than enough. According to https://twitter.com/WordleStats/status/1486021209015963649 there's about 250k daily tweets per Wordle right now,
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    by benhamner 5y ago

    Sorry about that! Just updated so today's guess is hidden by default (and you can click-to-unveil)
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    by benhamner 5y ago

    Sorry about that! Just updated so today's guess is hidden by default (and you can click-to-unveil)
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    Guess the daily Wordle in one try using the tweet distribution(kaggle.com)

    564 points by benhamner 5y ago|113 comments
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    Flower Classification with TPU's(kaggle.com)

    1 points by benhamner 7y ago|0 comments
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    Deepfake defection challenge – identify deepfake videos for $1M in prizes(kaggle.com)

    3 points by benhamner 7y ago|0 comments
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    Instagram, Facebook, and Messenger Down on Thanksgiving(independent.co.uk)

    3 points by benhamner 7y ago|0 comments
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    by benhamner 7y ago

    Any way we can help at Kaggle? Is https://www.kaggle.com/datasets helpful for your work in connectomics?
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    by benhamner 7y ago

    We're working on that through Kaggle Datasets https://www.kaggle.com/datasets We support data versioning, interactive web previews, seamless loading into hosted Jupyter notebooks (Kaggle Kernels), seeing/sharing a
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    by benhamner 8y ago

    I'd be interesting in understanding your usecase better. Can you send me an email? ben@kaggle.com
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    by benhamner 8y ago

    Strongly agree with this. We're aiming to make Kaggle Kernels/Datasets as reproducible as possible while being easy to use, with versioned data, versioned code, and versioned compute environments (the latter through Docker contain
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    by benhamner 8y ago

    At the moment, we're focused on providing great support for the Python and R analytics/machine learning ecosystems. We'll likely expand this in the future, and in the meantime it's possible to hack through many other use
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    by benhamner 8y ago

    Code made public on Kaggle Kernels is currently required to be under an Apache 2.0 license. Beyond that, for private work the non-legalese TL;DR is no, at least not beyond what's required for us to operate the service. I'll refer
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    Kernels, a free hosted Jupyter notebook environment with GPUs(kaggle.com)

    95 points by benhamner 8y ago|12 comments
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    Kaggle Kernels: hosted, versioned, and reproducible Jupyter Notebooks(kaggle.com)

    4 points by benhamner 8y ago|0 comments
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    Hundreds of forkable and reproducible machine learning tutorials on Kaggle(kaggle.com)

    5 points by benhamner 8y ago|0 comments
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    Kaggle Learn: cloud machine learning courses you can complete from your browser(kaggle.com)

    1 points by benhamner 8y ago|0 comments