Alir3z4

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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Yep, shadow ban was in place as well. The thing is, the people that weren't the ones posting the content. It appeared their computer was affected by some type of malicious file to be part of a bigger network. (botnet?) I could see from
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Not sure if I understand correctly, but if you mean how re-training and deployment would be. Nothing fancy tbh. For the first several deployment while taking care of edge case and debugging, all manually on my own laptop and shot into clust
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
I should have had better eyes while searching, could find this and saved some hours.
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Every blog is pretty isolated from other users. It's not that the content will be popped up to everyone when someone posted something. There's a Feed page where you can read what others you follow have published. There's a Ex
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Oh, that's nice. I guess I can use that next time time to work on the data cleaning for that model. Thanks.
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
> Were they hoping to get non-tech-savvy people that were searching for computer help? Yes. They would create this posts and get quickly on search results (The platform is pretty good for making SEO optimization out of the box) and they
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Yes, simple classification. Nothing fancy. Basically, pulled the database into CSV file and anything that was published before the bad content was classified as HAM. We had content that were OK, so marked as HAM and then our new bad content
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Yeah, then someone has to create or find that whole table and make. The initial problem wasn't those symbols but the content itself, the symbols and special characters came into the problem later. Later on as mentioned in my original c
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
tensorflow and scikit-learn to train and build the model. On the front FastAPI (behind uvicorn) to accept calls via REST API. Deployed via docker. To be honest, tensorflow and scikit-learn may not be the right fit for everything. Every situ
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Around 1 year ago we got hit badly on our [blogging platform][0] by people/groups submitting fake customer support description of other big companies, either being Microsoft, Facebook, Comcast etc. Rolled out a machine learning model a
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Exactly. I used pretty much many framework before settling on Django and polishing my knowledge and skills on it. Some places of Django could annoy me a bit, for instance Admin customization, but I got to conclusion that it's impossibl
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
I do a template type of project structure and the rest are shared libs or git modules. It's pretty fast to prototype and then cut stuff you don't need.
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Kudos to everyone that contributed to Django in any way. Been using it for more than a decade and never it has disappointed me. Every release comes with excellent features and polishes. Everything in Django is well mature, properly maintain
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by Alir3z4 5y ago
Long live EcoTank.
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Removing Google Analytics and Third Party Monitoring Tools from GoNevis(blog.gonevis.com)
2 points by Alir3z4 6y ago|0 comments
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
I really love Docker Swarm, way way way simpler and easier to work with. So far having a 3 manager with 6 workers works flawlessly with not a single issue. I've started with 1 Manager/Worker only and grow from there to 3 managers&
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
Making this is a huge win for freedom, open source and keeping our digital life more secure. This will be my next phone!
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
This is lovely. Webpack 5 and its persistent disk cache. Much cleaner build reporting. It has been always annoying to keep an eye on them hidden and shuffled in the build log. Inlining fonts, yesssss. Excellent work. Seeing ngcc speed impro
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
Seeing backup and restore part of enterprise only was putting me off. That's a great decision.
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CockroachDB 20.2(cockroachlabs.com)
51 points by Alir3z4 6y ago|6 comments
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
Thank you sir.
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
Hehe, it's obvious why.
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
I disagree with the statement that "all is on you is caused by you" (_or maybe it's not your direct point_) although that's what it is in reality when dealing with bullying, from the bully point of view. I agree complete
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
From maintainer prospective he has gotten thumb down, whether it's "boo to to maintainer or to the law". That may not be the actual case but the majority of people surprised here clearly shows they're not aware or don&#x
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
He has killed a police officer and his brothers would have done if they could. The same protests that was caused by US to make civil unrest and riot to topple the government I'm sure the "anonymous" sources have a lot of hard
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
Yes, the price worth it she says. It's deafening how loud they lie and how easy people belive and accept it.
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
1. Torturing is illegal and prohibited by constitution in Iran. A single sign of torture can easily make a judge dismiss the trial. Although this was not the case pre revolution era (where the Shah, head of state was a US and west puppet).
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
Tell that to GitHub to force and ban Iranian github repos that were private or gitlab completely non reachable for Iranians due to GCP policies.
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by Alir3z4 6y ago
I never knew about such law. For those who have Pikachu eyes now, or whoever gave thumbs down on the maintainer comment, I dare you to do a single tiny transaction with Iran or an Iranian citizen which would be in violation of unilateral sa
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My mama told me “Hiring a Developer” is like a box of chocolate(alireza.gonevis.com)
4 points by Alir3z4 6y ago|0 comments

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