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Nick
@nelprin
Hi there, I’m a Co-Founder of Domino and built a large part of the product, so I wanted to chime in.
First, to address the question about why we don’t offer self-service trials: Domino is a broad platform designed for sophisticated quantitative research workflows. Its flexibility is a strength, but can also make it difficult to discover the full set of feat… See more
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Hi there, I’m a Co-Founder of Domino and built a large part of the product, so I wanted to chime in.
First, to address the question about why we don’t offer self-service trials: Domino is a broad platform designed for sophisticated quantitative research workflows. Its flexibility is a strength, but can also make it difficult to discover the full set of feat… See more
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Eddie Wharton
@eawharton · Data Scientist, Dinner Lab
This is a great product for Data Scientists. It makes it easier to collaborate with other technical and non-technical users. Python or R models can be deployed as an API and thus productionized much easier. It offers scalable computing via AWS. I checked out their demo and concluded that the team I work on is currently too small to need this. As a data scien… See more
Ben Tossell
@bentossell · Community Lead, Product Hunt
"Request a Demo" - usually means expensive...
I like testing a product myself first to see if I can get the hang of it, then worst case scenario... I then ask for a demo..
I think this day in age, the default should be "Try it > Succeed > Done" or "Try it > Fail > want a demo?"