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by Faizann20 7y ago
This is a dilemma we've been facing for quite some time now. Different people like different kinds of logos. The logos you see on our home page seemed good to a few people we talked with and the logos I am posting on twitter are all ch
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by Faizann20 7y ago
That's a very real concern for us. We are taking a few measures for this and are continuing to look into this. - As soon as a logo is purchased with a unique icon, we delete that icon from our data. - We manually go through our icon re
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by Faizann20 7y ago
Ha most people are. Unfortunately, it's not a GAN that does everything. We wanted a system that works and creates high quality logos and GANs are still reaching there. On a high level, there are multiple ML models that are responsible
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by Faizann20 7y ago
Thanks a lot for providing feedback. I am guessing by your comments that you made a logo on mobile. If that's the case, we have been trying to fix this issue ASAP hence the message "click modify to see high quality version".
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by Faizann20 7y ago
I don't disagree with you. The product is new and we've put a lot of effort in trying to create good logos but we're by no means perfect. The idea is to let users use it for a couple of months. If they like their logos, they
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by Faizann20 7y ago
It seems like you're one of those people that didn't like our use of "machine learning" to create logos. Happy to chat about why ML is needed and why other solutions don't work.
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by Faizann20 7y ago
What other business models would you recommend? We are still pretty new and are open to suggestions. Moreover, we are still a very small team and it's easy for us to change our business model. SaaS seemed to be the best, so we went wit
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by Faizann20 7y ago
I apologize if you didn't like the logos. We have a feedback loop in place that takes care of this. Since we just launched a week ago, there are some logos that users don't usually like. Could you please tell me your company name
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by Faizann20 7y ago
Founder here. Happy to answer any questions you might have. This has been going on for over a year and there were plenty of opportunities to apply machine learning to logo design e.g font and icon selection, color combinations, component al
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We Let Machine Learning Design Logos(designwithai.com)
134 points by Faizann20 7y ago|116 comments
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by Faizann20 7y ago
That's usually the first question we get from so many folks. From the surface, it doesn't look like an ML problem but here are some of the places where ML is needed. Given a company: - What color scheme to use? We generate this us
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by Faizann20 7y ago
From the feedback we've got from different sources including startup communities at reddit, our logos are much better than our competitors (logojoy, brandmark) in terms of diversity and creativity. I would love for you to have a look a
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by Faizann20 7y ago
Founder here. Happy to answer any questions you have. I've been working on this for over a year and it seems to be in a good form now. I would love some feedback from the community here.
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Show HN: We Let Machine Learning Design Your Logos(designwithai.com)
5 points by Faizann20 7y ago|5 comments
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DeepCric – Automatic Commentary Generation for Cricket Matches(deepytics.com)
2 points by Faizann20 8y ago|0 comments
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Automating the Game of Cricket with Deep Learning(deepytics.com)
1 points by Faizann20 8y ago|0 comments
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Automating Various Tasks in Cricket Using Deep Learning(deepytics.com)
1 points by Faizann20 9y ago|0 comments
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Deep Learning applied to Cricket(deepytics.com)
1 points by Faizann20 9y ago|0 comments
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Twitter Sentiment Analysis Using Deep Learning(deepytics.com)
2 points by Faizann20 9y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: What is the state of the art for conversational chatbots with memory?
23 points by Faizann20 9y ago|1 comments
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A machine learning approach to predict projected score in a Cricket match(crickytics.com)
3 points by Faizann20 9y ago|0 comments
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by Faizann20 9y ago
They have a straight F :p
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by Faizann20 9y ago
If you have a look at the data, there is a wide variety of malicious commands that it can detect.
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by Faizann20 9y ago
Sure thing. I would do that as well.
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by Faizann20 9y ago
Please use this link. There is nothing malware related anywhere. https://web.archive.org/web/20170514081120/http://fsecurify....
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by Faizann20 9y ago
The dataset consisted of clear text passwords. No hashes.
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by Faizann20 9y ago
In case someone is having difficulty with the link, here is an alternative: https://web.archive.org/web/20170514081124/http://fsecurify.... Apologies for inconvenience. Thanks
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by Faizann20 9y ago
Here you go: https://github.com/faizann24/Fwaf-Machine-Learning-driven-We...
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by Faizann20 9y ago
The website is working a bit slow but the page is loading. If you are facing any problem, please wait for a minute and the page will load.
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A List of Cyber Security Courses Offered by Universities(fsecurify.com)
4 points by Faizann20 9y ago|0 comments

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