Well said.. yes, it’s more about validating hypotheses about what you’re trying to build.
My own hypothesis is that we could create a rough representation of your end user and create an agent loop around that to try to validate. It won’t work for all stages of product development where you need humans to give you feedback but likely useful in the beginning stages
I heard about it from the React community on Twitter and I've been using it exclusively for system design interviews. I love the look of 'whoa cool' when candidates see my cursor moving around the screen :)
Microsoft Healthcare: EmpowerMD | Full-time | Seattle/Redmond, WA, USA | Onsite
Imagine a visit to the doctor’s office where the focus is on you. Not the computer. We’re EmpowerMD in Microsoft Healthcare (https://aka.ms/empowermd), and we’re building an ambient intelligence for the clinic you can see in our 2 minute demo video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jnGlOCBK3kM).
If you’re mission driven, want to work on a collaborative multi-disciplinary team to build AI for good, we’d like to chat with you. We’re actively hiring engineers with full-stack engineering experience on a modern stack (React, NodeJS, serverless, K8S, NoSQL, etc.)
All positions are Redmond, WA only and international relocation is not available at this time. We are currently working remotely from home due to COVID-19 but we are looking to hire full-time employees now who can work with us in Redmond, WA when we are able to return to work at the Microsoft main campus. We cannot support long-term remote work because of our partner's privacy/security requirements.
If you’re interested, please email (with an updated CV): [email protected]
Fork is awesome. I've been using Windows for the past year for a project and missed GitUp on Mac.
After trying a few clients (Tower, SourceTree, Kraken, and a few others) I stayed with Fork - very fast, performant, and intuitive. Right now I have about 15 repo tabs open in Fork with a large number of branches in each. The tree view is excellent (I actually liked the older one-line-per-entry version).
Fork recently added the ability to compare branches - literally click two times to get a diff within half a second.
I really can't believe this app is free. Well done to the makers of this excellent app!
Microsoft Healthcare | Redmond, WA | Data Scientist (Junior/Senior/Principal) | Full-Time | ONSITE | https://aka.ms/empowermd
Did you know that doctors spend over 60% of their time on medical documentation? Did you know that this is a major contributor to doctor burnout and soaring medical costs?
At Project EmpowerMD, a team within Microsoft Healthcare, we’re working on fixing this problem. We aim to harness the power of machine learning and NLP by automatically generating notes from clinical conversations.
Want to leverage your knowledge of speech-to-text, NLP, or machine learning on one of the biggest problems in healthcare? We’re a fast-moving multi-disciplinary team. You’ll have opportunities to work with the latest NLP/ML technologies, work closely with doctors, and make a huge impact.
In this role, you will:
- Drive the team’s NLP efforts, extracting intelligence from clinical dialogues to generate medical notes.
- Be a technical leader in the design, prototype, implementation, testing, deployment, and monitoring of ML models for data annotation, language processing, language generation, and dialogue management/ranking.
- Help define our product and architecture while learning from and collaborating with experienced ML/NLP/ASR leaders around the company.
- Join and help build a low-process, high-output team, doing groundbreaking, socially meaningful work.
My own hypothesis is that we could create a rough representation of your end user and create an agent loop around that to try to validate. It won’t work for all stages of product development where you need humans to give you feedback but likely useful in the beginning stages