Morphic | Frontend Engineer, Software Engineer, AI Research Engineer, Product Designer | Full Time | Remote (US, India)
Morphic is working on disrupting the entertainment industry by building AI powered tools for storytellers. Our first tool is Morphic Studio which is a intelligent canvas and end-to-end editor that helps creators to create high-quality controlled videos through advanced machine learning and user-friendly design. We are a team of experienced engineers working across platform and ML layers, while also building our foundational model for temporal consistency unseen in the industry.
We are looking for a couple of Software Engineers, who will work at the Product/Platform layer (Remote India) , an AI researcher with experience in Generative models (ideally with some exposure and understanding of Diffusion Transformer architecture) (Remote West Coast US), and a Product Designer with some past experience in designing complex interfaces for Video editors (Remote US).
Send me an email [email protected] to apply or if you have any questions.
You underestimated the power of Amazon here - it's not technical prowess or recommendation engine. The war was never about technical prowess. It's Amazon's customer service which pulling Flipkart/Snapdeal down to the ground and beating them hard.
Agreed. I have been using Flipkart since they launched. Amazon customer service and shopping experience are just impeccable, esp when compared to the competition. And as for Snapdeal, it's usually something just short of a nightmare.
Another aspect is user experience while using their apps and websites. Click any Flipkart link from a mobile browser or an app like Twitter, you'll reach their `Install our app` page. Nothing else. You can't do anything if you have not installed their app. While Amazon simply lets me see the product or even buy it from right there while showing install app or view in app in a corner.
Whenever I see that Flipkart page asking me to install their app to see a product I feel satisfied that I don't have it installed. I just close the browser tab.
I just checked and last time I bought something from Flipkart was around 2 years ago. It was the Xiaomi MI3 phone which was available only on Flipkart. Last Snapdeal purchase was some 1.5 years ago. I wish I could spread my purchases across these portals just to help avoid a monopoly kind of scenario but these options are just too bad to go with.
This is the correct answer. It is not discount or catalogue that is making Flipkart bleed, it is the customer service provided by their competitior. Amazon commitment to keeping customers happy is praise worthy. Many people do not buy very costly items from flipkart (namely phones, TVs, etc) because they are not really sure whether the return policy will hold and when will they get refund where as on the other hand, faith in Amazon is unshaken and people generally prefer it's platform for buying. Less I talk about Snapdeal, better it is. Snapdeal is not going to survive this war, Flipkart might. Almost nobody I know buys from Snapdeal because of their subpar customer service, though I agree that the sample set is not very large here.
I thought the same. Tax exemption on particular kind of startups would be great - agriculture, education, etc... Tax exemption on all startups could be disaster.
Interesting. For pointers and interfaces, in this sample http://play.golang.org/p/Lf8nn_pcYO, `h3.Add2()` should fail as per OP said. I am sure, I am missing something important here. Please help.
It shouldn't. The method you're calling takes a pointer receiver, and the Go Spec[1] says:
>A method call x.m() is valid if the method set of (the type of) x contains m and the argument list can be assigned to the parameter list of m. If x is addressable and &x's method set contains m, x.m() is shorthand for(&x).m()
In other words, if a type T no method M, it will look for M in *T's methods.
First, I thought my internet connection went down while loading and half of stylesheets weren't loaded properly. Second, I didn't know where should I click first.
Language site doesn't need good UI, just provide what it is and why we should go ahead with it and minimal examples on front page.
Morphic is working on disrupting the entertainment industry by building AI powered tools for storytellers. Our first tool is Morphic Studio which is a intelligent canvas and end-to-end editor that helps creators to create high-quality controlled videos through advanced machine learning and user-friendly design. We are a team of experienced engineers working across platform and ML layers, while also building our foundational model for temporal consistency unseen in the industry.
We are looking for a couple of Software Engineers, who will work at the Product/Platform layer (Remote India) , an AI researcher with experience in Generative models (ideally with some exposure and understanding of Diffusion Transformer architecture) (Remote West Coast US), and a Product Designer with some past experience in designing complex interfaces for Video editors (Remote US).
Send me an email [email protected] to apply or if you have any questions.
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